Master of Science in Management (MSM)
The Master of Science in Management (MSM) is a 36 credit-hour degree that provides students with advanced management knowledge and skills to enable them to operate effectively in modern government, business, and nonprofit enterprises.
UMT’s MSM in Project Management concentration is programatically accredted by PMI Global Accredition Center (PMI GAC).
MSM Program Objectives
Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:
Analyze principles and practices of contemporary management
Apply management theories and leadership skills to improve organizational performance
Evaluate complex business problems using analytical skills to support decision-making
Demonstrate effective communication skills in the business environment
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The concentration in acquisition management is designed to provide students with specific knowledge in principles of public sector administration and acquisition, project and program management, financial management, leadership, human capital management, and executive problem solving. The concentration provides students with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to manage acquisition and contracting functions in government and the private sector, enabling them to plan, execute, and control major systems and programs.
The following are the required courses in the Acquisition Management concentration:COMM 500 Communication and Soft Skills
MGT 550 Project Management
MGT 552 Project Finance and Budgeting
MGT 553 Risk and Quality Management
MGT 554 Contracts and Procurement
MGT 571 e-Commerce
MGT 610 Principles of Public Sector Management
MGT 650 Management of Major Programs
SCM 500 Supply Chain Management
Students may choose to take MGT 535. Operations, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management instead of SCM 500. Supply Chain Management -
The concentration in criminal justice administration requires the following courses that are designed to meet the needs of professionals in the field of criminal justice who wish to enhance their knowledge, skills, and abilities in management as well as criminal justice.
CJ 500 Criminal Justice System
CJ 540 Criminal Law
CJ 600 Criminal Courts System
CJ 615 Criminology
CJ 650 Criminal Justice Management
CJ 699 Research Methods in Criminal Justice
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Many managers want to get up to speed quickly on current management theory and practice. Rather than specialize in a particular management area, they prefer to take a broad approach. The General Management concentration enables them to develop in-depth insights into all the key areas of contemporary management beyond core courses in management science.
COMM 500 Communication and Soft Skills
MGT 531 Organizational Behavior
MGT 535 Operations, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management
MGT 540 Business Law and Ethics
MGT 553 Risk and Quality Management
MGT 554 Contracts and Procurement
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The project management concentration is designed for students who possess or hope to possess project management responsibilities. Today, employees with project management skills are in great demand. Fortune magazine has identified project management as "the career path of choice." UMT faculty members are leaders in the project management education arena, having educated more than 30,000 managers in this field. Click here for more information on Project Management Degree Program.
MSM-Project Management is a PMI GAC accredited program. Click here for UMT annual student achievement report required by PMI GAC.COMM 500 Communication and Soft Skills
MGT 550 Project Management
MGT 551 Planning and Control
MGT 552 Project Finance and Budgeting
MGT 553 Risk and Quality Management
MGT 554 Contracts and Procurement
MSM Core Courses
FIN 600 Finance
MGT 500 Business Basics
MGT 530 Leadership and Organization
MGT 570 Information Technology
MGT 611 Decision Making
MKT 500 Marketing and Sales
* Students in Acquisition Management concentration arerequired to take the following as MSM Core Courses plus two courses in the list above:
MGT 500 Business Basics
MGT 570 Information Technology
MGT 530 Leadership and Organization