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Department Chair
Robert Ouellette
rouellette@umuc.edu
Program Directors
Fred Betz
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Amjad Ali
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Coordinator
Mary Murrel
mmurrel@umuc.edu
Administrative Assistant
Fran Rogalski
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Phone: 800-888-UMUC, ext. 7824
Master of Science in Technology Management/Master of
Business Administration
This dual degree program provides the student with both the intellectual depth of
managing technological change associated with the Master of Science (MS) in technology
management and the intellectual breadth of general business knowledge associated
with the Master of Business Administration (MBA). The dual degree program requires
60 semester hours of coursework, at the completion of which both degrees are awarded.
Program Requirements
Students who are interested in pursuing dual degrees must meet the admission requirements
of each program. Information on the MS in technology management may be
found on p. 72; the MBA is described on p. 39.
Formats/Locations
Classes in the MS in technology management program are offered online and at
College Park, Fort Meade, and the Annapolis and Shady Grove Centers. MBA classes
for students in dual degree programs are offered online only. Students should check
the current Graduate Schedule of Classes to determine when courses will be offered at
specific locations.
Students with at least five years of managerial experience may also elect to pursue
these two degrees through an accelerated executive format. Information may be
found on p. 96.
Curriculum Requirements
Students in the dual MS in technology management/MBA program must first complete
the MS in technology management. Please note that the requirements for the
MS in technology management are somewhat different when earned as part of the
dual degree program.
For the MS in technology management, students in the dual degree program must
complete the following core courses:
TMAN 611 Principles of Technology Management (3)
TMAN 621 Systems Analysis and Operations Research (3)
TMAN 632 Organizational Performance Management (3)
TMAN 640 Project Management (3)
TMAN 661 Systems Development and Management (3)
TMAN 671 Seminar in Technology and Innovation Management (3)
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