Master in Management

The Master in Management in Technology, Innovation, and Operations Management (MiM TIO) was designed with industry executives to provide an opportunity for up-and-coming talent to complete a graduate degree while working. The program's multidisciplinary classes bring about valuable discussion and support the degree's innovative nature.

The MiM TIO degree requirements consist of 30 credit hours (10 courses) which are designed to allow maximum flexibility for students. The requirements are taken in three modules:

Module 1: Taken in-person. Offered at the program onset, students take two condensed, on-campus courses over two weeks in August.

Module 2: Taken online. Students take six interactive, asynchronous courses over several semesters.

Module 3: Taken in-person. Students return to campus for two weeks to complete their final two courses.

The Master in Management: Technology, Innovation and Operations Management welcomes students who are have completed a four-year business degree, have a minimum of two years working experience and are working toward management careers. At the discretion of the Department of Business and Administration's Graduate Committee, students who hold equivalent degrees with professional designations and significant professional or leadership experience may also be admitted.

The MiM in Data Analytics responds to a growing industrial demand for graduates who can apply strategic thinking and technical skills to technological and complex changes in the workplace.

The MiM: Data Analytics degree requirements consist of 30 credit hours (10 courses) taken in three modules:

Module 1: Taken in-person. Offered at the program onset, students take two condensed, on-campus courses over two weeks in August.

Module 2: Students complete 18 credits (six courses), four of which are in-person courses focusing on data analytics, and two of which are interactive, online courses from the Technology, Innovation, and Operations Management stream.

Module 3: Taken in-person. Students complete their final two courses in an intensive, two-week conclusion to the program.

The MiM: Data Analytics is a full-time program and can be completed in the course of one year.

To be accepted to the Data Analytics stream students must demonstrate quantitative skills, for example with a degree in business, economics, physics, statistics, finance, mathematics or engineering. In order to contribute to in-depth discussions on topics such as leadership, strategy, and others, preference is given to applicants with some professional or managerial experience