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Curriculum Specializations Class Schedule Contact Info. Study Abroad
MBA for Newly Graduated Non-Business Majors and Internationals (Career Launch MBA)
This program is designed for non-business undergraduates, with less than two years of post-baccalaureate, career-related work experience, who are just starting their career or for individuals who are new to the U.S. It is taught full-time, on the Clemson campus. 61 semester hours. |
Clemson's
on-campus MBA program includes a full range of courses intended
to give students a firm grasp of broad-based business fundamentals and a choice of specializations, or a focus within a second, graduate degree. Added to this is
the diversity of the students who
come from a wide variety of non-business undergraduate majors and
backgrounds. This program targets individuals who are non-business majors relatively new to their career, or who are new to the U.S. Students in this MBA program often pursue dual graduate degrees, frequently combining a technical masters or PhD with the MBA. U.S. citizens with a business undergraduate major and at least two years of work experience take the Career Accelerator program. This can be taken full or part-time, mostly on the Clemson Campus or entirely at the University Center in Greenville.
During
the first year, all students take the same classes. By studying under a common curriculum, students build a solid,
broad foundation of general management concepts and skills across
all the key disciplines. The MBA Seminar series includes top industry
speakers, etiquette seminars and career enhancing workshops.
During
the second year, students take 4-6 classes in a specialization area. These include Innovation & Entrepreneurial Leadership, Supply Chain & Information Management, Real Estate, Marketing Management, or an area in which the student is pursuing a second graduate degree. Students also take strategy and project-oriented classes. This portion of the program
enables them to focus on specific career goals as well as to integrate
the functional skills of year one into an understanding of organizations
as a total enterprise. With careful selection and prior planning, qualified students may pursue a dual graduate degree.
Summer
Activities between the first and second year include internships, study
abroad, or taking classes at Clemson and graduating early.
PREREQUISITE:
A laptop computer is required and a basic knowledge of MicroSoft Excel, Powerpoint and Word is expected.
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CURRICULUM:
Year
One: Lays a solid foundation in both breadth and content
of material for developing the necessary knowledge and skills to handle
more advanced topics. Some courses are taught in an intensive, highly
rigorous seven-week condensed format.
Fall
Semester |
17
semester hrs |
| weeks
1-16 |
MBA
819 – Introduction to Accounting & Finance |
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MBA
880– MBA Seminar (1 hr) |
| weeks
1-8 |
MBA
850 - Business Communication (1 hr) |
| |
MBA
853 – Statistical Analysis for Business |
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MBA
862 – Managerial Economics |
| weeks
9-16 |
MBA
809 – Organization Behavior & H R Management |
| |
MBA
858 – Managerial Marketing |
Spring
Semester |
17
semester hrs |
| weeks
1-16 |
MBA 859 - Management Science Applications |
| |
MBA
880– MBA Seminar (1 hr) |
| weeks
1-8 |
MBA
838 – Law in the Business Environment (1 hr) |
| |
MBA
854 – Managerial Accounting |
| |
MBA
861 – Information Systems |
| weeks
9-16 |
MBA
856 – Operations Management |
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MBA
807 – Financial Management |
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Year
Two: By building upon what you learned in year one,
you focus your educational experience in one of the offered specialization areas.
Fall and Spring Semesters --
27 semester hours total, 9 classes including:
Fall
Semester - 15
semester hrs |
| MBA
860 - Marketing Analysis and Strategy |
| MBA 870 - Strategic Management |
| Specialization |
| Specialization |
| Specialization / Elective |
| |
Spring
Semester- 12
semester hrs |
| Specialization |
| Specialization |
| Specialization / Elective |
| Elective |
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AREAS
OF SPECIALIZATION
The MBA specialization allows you to focus your course work and develop a marketable expertise. As a Clemson MBA your specialization may follow
one of the four designated tracks below, or may be one which helps you purse of a second graduate degree. You take 4 to 6 classes in your specialization.
| Designated Tracks |
| Innovation & Entrepreneurial Leadership |
| Supply Chain & Information Management |
| Real Estate |
| Marketing Management |
| Innovation & Entrepreneurial Leadership |
| MBA
845 - Technology & Innovation Mgt. |
| MBA
872 - Entrepreneurial Finance |
| MBA 874 - Managing Continuous Improvement |
| MBA
875 - Enterprise Development |
| MBA 899 - Creativity & Innovation in Business |
| MBA
899 - Project Research |
| MGT
869 - Project Management |
| Supply Chain & Information Management |
MGT 812 - Supply Chain Management |
| MGT 869 - Project Management |
| MBA 899 - Emerging Technologies |
| Choose two from this list: |
| MGT 808 - Manufacturing Planning & Control Systems |
| MGT 819 - Web-Based Information Systems for Supply Chain Mgt. |
| MGT 821 - Process & Facility Design |
| MGT 866 - System Analysis & Design |
| MGT 808 - Manufacturing Planning & Control Systems |
MBA 874 - Managing Continuous Improvement
| |
| Real Estate |
| MBA 836 - Real Estate Principles |
| MBA 833 - Real Estate Investment |
| MBA 841 - Real Estate Finance |
| MBA 842 - Real Estate Valuation |
| MGT
869 - Project Management |
| Marketing Management |
| MKT 861 - Marketing Research |
| MKT 862 - Quantitative Methods in Marketing |
| MKT 863 - Buyer Behavior |
| MKT 866 - Selected Topics in Marketing |
| MGT
869 - Project Management |
Example
Dual Degree Subjects* |
| Civil Engineering |
Bioengineering |
| Mechanical Engineering |
Construction Science Management |
| Professional Communications |
Tourism |
| Computer Science |
Industrial Engineering |
| Public Administration |
Real Estate Development |
*Note: This
is a short list of example areas of study done by dual degree students (MBA plus another graduate degree). Please contact
the MBA office for more information - mba@clemson.edu.
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STUDY ABROAD
- Italy: Stay
4-weeks during one of two summer sessions in Asolo, Italy (a scenic
town in the foothills of the Italian Alps) where you will take
two classes (taught in English) with MBA students from other U.S.
universities. The long weekends are structured to allow time to
travel throughout Europe.
- China: During
a 2-week Maymester course on Doing Business in China, visit companies,
meet with commerce officials, tour major historical sites (Great
Wall, Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Temples,
Tombs, Museums) and stay in Beijing, Nanjing and Shanghai.
- Belgium: Students can take advantage of English taught international business and management courses available at ICHEC, Brussels Management School. These classes are taught during the fall and spring semesters. There is also the potential for earning a dual Clemson MBA / Master in International Management from ICHEC for interested individuals.
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CLASS
DEMOGRAPHICS: 2007
|
Bachelor's
Degree |
Geographic
Origin |
| Entering
Class - 25 |
Business
48% |
Mid
West 3% |
| GPR
3.3 |
Engineering
20% |
North East 12% |
| GMAT
600 |
Humanities
4% |
South West
4% |
| Age
25.5 |
Sciences
28% |
South 64% |
| Yrs
Work Exp. 3.6 |
|
International
20% |
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CONTACT INFORMATION:
Email: mba@clemson.edu
Phone: (864) 656-3975
Fax: (864) 656-0947
Mailing Address:
Clemson MBA Program
124 Sirrine Hall
Clemson, SC 29634-1315
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