Program: Business Administration, M.B.A. - State University of New York at Oswego

Apr 04, 2025

2023-2024 Graduate Catalog

Program Contact

Irene Scruton, Program Coordinator
140 Rich Hall
315-312-2911
irene.scruton@oswego.edu

The Business Administration program is in the School of Business. Visit the program admissions page to apply.

Program Description

The basic program consists of 36 graduate credit hours of core, directed elective and elective study which builds upon a 21 credit hour foundation of accepted management skills, concepts, and principles. This program is intended to be equally applicable to private, public, and governmental sectors of management. This program can be completed in the classroom or entirely online. Upon entrance into the program each participant will work closely with the MBA Director to develop an individualized study plan.

Master of Business Administration (36 cr)

A. Core Requirements (18 cr)

MBA 511 - Management Information Systems Credit: 3
MBA 513 - Managerial Finance Credit: 3
MBA 514 - Marketing Management Credit: 3
MBA 515 - Management Science I Credit: 3
MBA 516 - International Business Credit: 3
MBA 517 - Organization and Management: A Global Perspective Credit: 3

B. Advanced Tools (3 cr)

Select one Advanced Tool Course under advisement.

MBA 543 - Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management Credit: 3
MBA 545 - Futures and Options Markets Credit: 3
MBA 547 - Management of Financial Institutions Credit: 3
MBA 568 - Project Management Credit: 3

C. Electives (12 cr)

Under advisement, select four MBA courses numbered 530 or above, not otherwise included as part of this program.

MBA 525 - Cyber Law Credit: 3
MBA 530 - Employment Law Credit: 3
MBA 533 - Labor Relations Credit: 3
MBA 538 - Human Resource Management Credit: 3
MBA 543 - Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management Credit: 3
MBA 544 - Enterprise Risk Management Credit: 3
MBA 545 - Futures and Options Markets Credit: 3
MBA 546 - Life & Health Insurance and Employee Benefits Credit: 3
MBA 547 - Management of Financial Institutions Credit: 3
MBA 548 - Loss Control, Contracting, and Housing Credit: 3
MBA 549 - Commercial Insurance Credit: 3
MBA 560 - Supply Chain Management Credit: 3
MBA 567 - Technology Innovation Management Credit: 3
MBA 568 - Project Management Credit: 3
MBA 583 - Sales Leadership and Strategy Credit: 3
MBA 584 - New Product Design and Development Credit: 3
MBA 585 - Brand Experience Management Credit: 3
MBA 588 - Social Entrepreneurship and Non-Profit Organizations Credit: 3
MBA 590 - Special Topics Credit: 3
MBA 598 - Application Project Credit: 3
MBA 691 - MBA Professional Internship Credit: 3

D. Capstone (3 cr)

MBA 550 - Management Policy Credit: 3

Additional Information

Additional Program Requirements

Foundation Prerequisite Requirements MBA Programs : The foundation requirements must be completed in order to continue in the program beyond the first year. Credit may be given for these requirements based on prior academic credit, completion of programs with similar content, or experience. It is anticipated that most foundation requirements would have been previously satisfied by undergraduate course work for the typical business undergraduate student or a student in a business related field such as economics, computer science, etc. In addition, courses will be taught periodically which satisfy these requirements as a service to interested program participants. Credits earned below the 510 level are not a part of the 36 hours required for program completion. Participants may simultaneously complete their final foundation requirements and begin to take core courses as long as prerequisite requirements for core courses are met.
Students with weak writing or oral communication skills will be required to complete extra coursework in those areas. Such coursework will appear on the student’s transcript, but may not be counted towards graduation in the student’s elective coursework.