Business Administration
Kathy Hagens
MBA Program Director
Office: Sage Hall 1410
Telephone: (920) 424-2114
Web Site: www.uwosh.edu/cob/graduate
E-mail: mba@uwosh.edu
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- Alexandrov, Aliosha (2007)
- Arbaugh, Jon Ben (1994)
- Beck, Kristine L. (2001)
- Beyer, Scott B. (2005)
- Cross, Joann N. (1980)
- DeArmond, Sarah E. (2007)
- Desai, Ashay B. (1998)
- Dishaw, Mark T. (1994)
- Dunn, Steven C. (1999)
- Eierman, Michael A. (1991)
- Feinauer, Dale M. (1983)
- Frederickson, Paul D. (1986)
- Godfrey, Michael R. (2001)
- Hagen, Willis W. (1984)
- Haley, M. Ryan (2003)
- Hartman, E. Alan (1976)
- Huffman, Stephen P. (1990)
- Iversen, Jakob H. (2000)
- Kunkel, Robert A. (1999)
- Leisen-Pollack, Birgit (2000)
- Lilly, Bryan S. (1998)
- Makar, Stephen D. (1994)
- Moll, Cliff R. (2009)
- Niendorf, Bruce D. (1999)
- Philip, George C. (1981)
- Potratz, Wendy K. (2006)
- Rau, Barbara L. (1997)
- Schellenger, Michael H. (1989)
- Sridhar, B.S. (1987)
- Stanley, Sarah M. (2007)
- Stuart, Nathan V. (2009)
- Tippins, Michael J. (1999)
- Tower, Carl Burk (1977)
- Van Scyoc, Lee J. (1987)
- Westort, Peter J. (2003)
- Wresch, William (1997)
The graduate program in business administration is designed to qualify the graduate for broad managerial responsibility in business, government, educational institutions, healthcare and other organizations. Courses comprising the Master of Business Administration Program are offered in Green Bay, Oshkosh, Stevens Point and online. With classes offered during the early evening hours, it is possible to pursue the MBA degree on either a full-time or a part-time basis.
Completion of the program will lead to the degree: Master of Business Administration (MBA).
In addition to the requirements of the Office of Graduate Studies specified in the first section of this Bulletin, the program has established the following policies and procedures for admission:
Common Body of Knowledge
Applicants are required to have a common body of business knowledge equivalent to the foundation course requirements. Normally, this requirement is satisfied if applicants have earned an undergraduate business degree and completed undergraduate course equivalents from AACSB-accredited or other approved business programs, with a C or better.
Applicants without an undergraduate business degree and who lack adequate course preparation in business may be admitted to the MBA program but will be expected to take appropriate foundation courses or their equivalents. Credits earned in these courses are not applicable to the 33 credits required for the graduate degree and must be completed prior to taking MBA core courses. A proficiency option also is available for all foundation course requirements after admission.
Foundation Courses
Subject
Catalog No. Credits Title
Business
700 3 Accounting Foundations
710 1.5 Foundations of Information Systems
712 3 Foundations of Statistics
730 1.5 Finance Foundations
740 1.5 Foundations of Production Management
750 1.5 Organizational Foundations
770 1.5 Marketing Foundations
Economics
704 1-3 Basic Economic Theory
Admission Criteria
The UW Oshkosh MBA Program uses a holistic, rolling admissions process, with applications being processed throughout the year.
MBA admissions are based on all items in the application portfolio:
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Undergraduate transcripts showing a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 overall or 2.90 in the last 60 credits and any graduate academic transcripts.
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Current professional resume showing a minimum of 2 years full-time work experience.
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One of the following:
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official GRE or GMAT score (taken within the last 5 years) or GMAT/GRE Waiver Petition*
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one of the professional certifications listed on the UW Oshkosh MBA website: www.uwosh.edu/cob/graduate
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a domestic graduate degree as documented on an official transcript
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A personal essay, single-spaced and no longer than two pages, describing reasons for pursuing the MBA, the impact it will have on your career, both for short and long-term goals and what value you will bring to the classroom.
*GMAT/GRE Waiver Petition—If you have at least 10 years or more of full-time, progressive professional experience, 5 that are in management or supervisory positions, you may petition in writing to have the GMAT/GRE requirement waived.
After the evaluation of these documents, each applicant will be contacted if further materials are required to complete the application portfolio. The MBA program has both full-standing and probationary admission. Probationary admission is considered if there is a weakness in the application portfolio. Students may be required to fulfill additional programmatic conditions.
The average student who enters the MBA Program has 8 years of relevant and progressive work experience; an undergraduate cumulative GPA of 3.2; a master's degree, professional certification, or scores in the 57th percentile in each section of the GRE or GMAT test.
Undergraduate Major
Students with a bachelor’s degree in any discipline may apply for admission to the graduate program.
The program is comprised of core courses and electives.
Business Administration is the description for the Business Administration plan of study.
33 credits applicable to the graduate degree constitute the minimal requirement for all students in the program.
Students must satisfy fully the Office of Graduate Studies requirements for advancement to candidacy as stated in the first section of this Bulletin.
No more than six (6) credits, regardless of the number of courses, with grades below B may apply to the MBA degree.
Core Courses
Subject
Catalog No. Credits Title
A. Management Core
Business
788 1.5 Personal and Professional Development
790 1.5 Organizational Leadership and Change
792 1.5 International Business
793 1.5 Business Environments: Law, Regulation and Ethics
794 3 Strategic Management
B. Functional Core
Business
731 3 Financial Management
741 3 Operations and Process Management
752 3 Cost Management
754 3 Information Systems in Organizations
761 3 Human Resources Management
771 3 Marketing Strategy
Electives
Students may consult with the program adviser to select electives from the following offerings:
Subject
Catalog No. Credits Title
Business
608 3 Advanced Accounting
622 3 Business Law II
694 1.5-3 International Business Study Tour
709 1-3 Topics in Accounting (see course description)
722 1-3 Planning for Management in the Future
732 2-3 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
733 3 Money and Capital Markets
734 1-3 International Financial Management and Investments
735 1-3 Current Topics in Finance (see course description)
743 1-3 Topics in Operations Management
758 1.5 Project Management
759 1.5 Advanced Topics in Project Management
762 1-3 Organizational Reward Systems
763 3 Employee Relations
765 3 Venture Management
767 1-3 Advanced Human Resources Topics
769 1-3 Seminar in Management Topics
772 3 Marketing Analysis
773 1-3 International Marketing Management
774 1-3 Seminar in Marketing Topics
777 1-3 Consumer Behavior
795 6 Business Administration Thesis
796 1-3 Independent Study in Business Administration
798 1.5 Advanced Interpersonal Skills
Other Requirements
Completion of Business Administration 794 after all managerial and functional core courses have been completed.
Comments
A thesis may be submitted in lieu of 6 credits of electives. Thesis requires the approval of the College of Business graduate program director.
- VII. Course Descriptions
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- BUS 608: Advanced Accounting II
- BUS 622: Business Law II
- BUS 694: International Business Study Tour
- BUS 700: Accounting Foundations
- BUS 709: Topics in Accounting
- BUS 710: Foundations of Information Systems
- BUS 712: Foundations of Statistics
- BUS 713: Systems Engineering Management
- BUS 714: Business Intelligence
- BUS 715: IT Infrastructure Management
- BUS 716: Information System Strategy & Management
- BUS 717: The Chief Information Officer & Corporate Strategy
- BUS 718: Technical Topics in Information Technology
- BUS 722: Planning for Management in the Future
- BUS 730: Finance Foundations
- BUS 731: Financial Management
- BUS 732: Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
- BUS 733: Money and Capital Markets
- BUS 734: International Financial Management and Investments
- BUS 735: Current Topics in Finance
- BUS 740: Foundations of Production Management
- BUS 741: Operations and Process Management
- BUS 743: Topics in Operations Management
- BUS 750: Organizational Foundations
- BUS 752: Cost Management
- BUS 754: Information Systems in Organizations
- BUS 758: Project Management
- BUS 759: Advanced Topics in Project Management
- BUS 760: Project Execution and Control
- BUS 761: Human Resources Management
- BUS 762: Organizational Reward Systems
- BUS 763: Employee Relations
- BUS 765: Venture Management
- BUS 766: Project Portfolio Management
- BUS 767: Advanced Human Resources Topics
- BUS 769: Seminar in Management Topics
- BUS 770: Marketing Foundations
- BUS 771: Marketing Strategy
- BUS 772: Marketing Analysis
- BUS 773: International Marketing Management
- BUS 774: Seminar in Marketing Topics
- BUS 777: Consumer Behavior
- BUS 780: Business Programming Foundations TC
- BUS 788: Personal and Professional Development
- BUS 790: Organizational Leadership and Change
- BUS 792: International Business
- BUS 793: Business Environments: Law, Regulation and Ethics
- BUS 794: Strategic Management
- BUS 795: Business Administration Thesis
- BUS 796: Independent Study in Business Administration
- BUS 797: Internship
- BUS 798: Advanced Interpersonal Skills
- GMBA 775: Global Management
- GMBA 776: Global Strategy Formulation
- GMBA 777: Information Management for Global Organizations
- GMBA 778: Global Managerial Accounting
- GMBA 785: Global Supply Chain Management
- GMBA 786: Global Project Management
- GMBA 787: Global Ethics and Social Responsibility
- GMBA 788: Global Financial Management
- GMBA 795: Global Marketing Management
- GMBA 796: Global Strategic Leadership
- GMBA 797: Global Strategy Implementation: Global MBA Capstone
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