The Master of Science (MS) in management is designed for professionals who are assuming greater management responsibilities within their organizations. The program emphasizes the leading-edge management skills and technical expertise that are the basis for success in modern organizations. Throughout the curriculum, emphasis is placed on the effects
of rapid technological change on organizations and administrative processes and the consequent ethical and moral responsibilities of managers to society at large.
Overall Degree Requirements
The Master of Science in management requires the successful completion of 36 credits of coursework, including 12 credits in core coursework, 21 credits in specialization coursework, and a 3-credit end-of-program capstone course.
Students may complete a certificate in Criminal Justice Management within the degree program. Students may also pursue a dual degree option that combines the MS in management with either the Master of Business Administration (MBA) or the Master of Distance Education (MDE).
Career Path
- Police administrator
- Correctional administrator
- Security manager
- Intelligence analyst supervisor
- Federal, state, or local government manager
- Court/legal-related practitioner or administrator
- Juvenile corrections manager
- Parole and probation supervisor
- Private corrections administrator
- Border patrol supervisor
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