Departmental Advisor
Management Advisor's Office
- Room: BA360
- Phone: (940) 565-4710
- Email: Mgmtadv@unt.edu
The MBA in Strategic Management interrelates and provides a broad exposure to skills necessary in managing a total organization. Strategic Management involves establishing the major direction, strategies, and broad policies that an organization will follow in pursuit of accomplishing its objectives. This necessary knowledge is important for sustainable growth of businesses and the U.S. economy. Strategic Management is associated with the following career opportunities: consulting jobs; managerial level positions involving administration and organization, as well as managerial positions in more specific areas such as public relations or planning; and facilitation of vertical career promotion (from existing job to a managerial level position in the same job) and horizontal career promotion (from an existing job/function to another position at a managerial level).
The College of Business Administration is delivering fully accredited Web-based courses applicable to the MBA concentration in Strategic Management. Advantages within the Strategic Management concentration include offering both traditional and web based course offerings, Texas State tuition rates, convenient cafeteria scheduling, on-line registration and tuition payment, and completion in 24 months to five years based on your ability and work schedule. An official application is available through the Toulouse School of Graduate Studies.
Background Courses (16.5 hours)
All students must fulfill the MBA Program's background course requirements. These background courses are equivalent to foundation courses of an undergraduate business program and will be waived where appropriate after evaluation of transcripts.
Core Courses (18 hours)
All students must fulfill the MBA Program's course requirements.
Concentration Courses (18 Hours)
15 hours must be taken from the following two groups. At least three courses (9 hrs) from Group I and no more than two courses (6 hrs) from Group II.
Group I
- MGMT 5230
- Management Seminar (3 hours)
- MGMT 5300
- Entrepreneurship and Venture Management (3 hours)
- MGMT 5660
- International Management (3 hours)
- MGMT 5760
- Strategic Management (3 hours)
- MGMT 5710
- Management Strategies for Public Issues (3 hours)
Group II
- MGMT 5120
- Managing Organizational Design and Change (3 hours)
- MGMT 5210
- Human Resource Management Seminar (3 hours)
- MGMT 5240
- Project Management (3 hours)
- MGMT 5870
- Leadership Research and Development (3 hours)
- ATTD 5470*
- Interpersonal Skills and Development (3 hours), may not be selected with SMHM 5440
- SMHM 5440*
- Consumer Theory (3 hours), may not be selected with ATTD 5470
3 hours of electives outside of the management discipline are required (may use ATTD 5470 or SMHM 5440 to meet this requirement).
* Note: The student may select only one of these courses (ATTD 5470 or SMHM 5440) to satisfy requirements.
Professional Organizations
Students majoring in Strategic Management have numerous opportunities to participate in professional organizations. Among these are: Strategic Management Society (SMS), the North Texas Entrepreneurs Council (NTEC) and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM).
