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Management Systems
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The MBA in Management Systems prepares managers to lead organizational change and to make the strategic decisions necessary for business to survive in today's globally competitive world. Courses go beyond the narrow functional specializations of the past, integrating behavioral and systems concepts to produce a new management systems technology called Quality Management.
Quality Management utilizes and extends principles associated with the teachings of W. Edwards Deming, Joseph M. Juran and others concerning quality management and flexible systems, principles that have demonstrated remarkable potential for improving quality, productivity and competitive position. These principles and how leading companies apply them globally represent the foundation of the area curriculum. The principles are relevant to all levels of management and all types of business organizations.
Suggested Management Systems Specializations
- Quality and systems management - Intended for students interested in careers in the management of high-quality industrial or service operations.
- Quality and systems design - Intended for students interested in careers involving the decision-making and analysis required to design high-quality products and productive processes.
- Competitive strategy - Focuses on management concepts needed to formulate and implement effective strategies for the long-term health of corporations; intended for students interested in careers in strategic planning and management consulting.
Click here to print this concentration's Program of Study Sheet or download our Academic Bulletin for more information.
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