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| Business
Administration
(Executive
MBA)
An
MBA
is
an
investment.
Where
students
choose
to
earn
their
Master
of
Business
Administration
degree
is
a
strategic
decision.
At
Colorado
Technical
University,
students
will
find
a
new
approach
to
graduate
business
education.
Tomorrow’s
business
leaders
must
contribute
global
perspective,
both
geographically
and
intellectually.
At
CTU,
students
learn
the
functional
aspects
of
business
and
cultivate
the
visionary
abilities
that
innovation
requires.
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| Business
Administration
(e-Business
MBA)
Colorado
Technical
University's
MBA
with
an
e-Business
concentration
prepares
tomorrow's
technological
business
leaders.
Drawing
on
the
strength
of
our
leadership
as
a
technical
university,
we
have
combined
the
MBA
program's
general
management
orientation
and
its
emphasis
on
executive
skills
development
with
a
concentration
composed
of
courses
in
the
dynamic
field
of
e-Business.
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| Master
of
Science
in
Management
(Business
Management)
Today’s
business
environment
requires
versatile
managers
who
are
schooled
in
adapting
to
change,
can
provide
creative
leadership
vision,
and
are
able
to
solve
problems
effectively
and
efficiently.
The
practice
of
management
deals
with
optimizing
resources
to
accomplish
organizational
objectives.
In
current
times
management
has
become
global
in
nature
and
human
resource
intensive.
The
Business
Management
curriculum
focuses
on
the
importance
of
leadership
across
the
total
management
spectrum.
The
curriculum
is
composed
of
general
management/leadership
core
courses
with
a
technical
business
management
concentration.
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| Master
of
Science
in
Management
(Business
Technology)
There
is
not
a
single
business
that
does
not
utilize
information
technology.
This
program
is
designed
to
meet
the
growing
demand
for
professionals
with
a
solid
management
foundation
and
a
focus
on
information
technology.
The
Business
Technology
concentration
prepares
students
with
background
knowledge
to
help
effectively
manage
an
organization’s
information
technology.
The
program
provides
an
organizational
foundation
which
creates
the
environment
in
which
information
systems
must
operate.
This
environment
is
enhanced
with
exposure
to
computer
security
issues,
e-Business
as
well
as
project
management.
Graduates
will
be
prepared
to
plan
and
manage
the
information
systems
associated
with
the
staff,
financial,
communications
and
operational
needs
of
an
organization.
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| Master
of
Science
in
Management
(Human
Resources
Management)
Increasingly,
chief
executive
officers
(CEO's)
claim
that
the
management
of
people
is
vital
to
their
success
today
and
will
continue
to
gain
importance
as
we
enter
the
21st
century.
Professional
management
of
human
resources
is
no
longer
a
matter
of
choice:
to
be
successful
in
today‘s
highly
competitive
marketplace,
managers
must
have
the
best
qualified
people
in
place
throughout
the
organization.
A
combination
of
strategic
planning
and
operational
focus
provides
a
detailed
understanding
of
the
role
of
human
resources
management
as
companies
enter
the
next
century.
Strategic
human
resource
management
emphasizes
partnerships,
ethics,
globalization,
managing
change,
strategic
planning
and
linking
HRM
with
the
business.
Operational
HRM
emphasizes
the
day-to-day
challenges:
selection,
promotion,
executive
succession,
job
analysis,
compensation,
benefits,
education,
teamwork,
diversity
and
risk
management.
HRM
issues
are
dealt
with
from
the
perspectives
of
the
line
manager,
the
employee,
and
the
human
resource
manager,
all
working
together
as
partners.
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| Master
of
Science
in
Management
(Logistics
Management)
he
logistics
function
represents
20
percent
of
the
activity
in
the
gross
domestic
product
of
the
United
States.
Logistics
is
the
management
of
the
flow
of
material
and
information
in,
through,
and
out
of
an
organization.
With
the
forces
of
change
and
the
rise
of
the
Internet
and
networked
organizations,
there
are
tremendous
opportunities
for
logisticians
to
play
an
important
role
in
assisting
their
organizations
to
gain
a
competitive
advantage.
The
logistics
curriculum
provides
a
systems
focus
to
understand
the
supply
chain
in
order
to
solve
day-to-day
problems
in
a
dynamic
materials
and
information
environment.
The
Master
of
Science
degree
program
in
Management,
Logistics
Management
concentration
is
endorsed
by
the
Society
of
Logistics
Engineers
(SOLE)
and
its
Logistics
Education
Foundation
(LEF).
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| Master
of
Science
in
Management
(Organizational
Leadership)
The
goal
of
this
concentration
is
to
enable
the
student
to
implement
the
essence
of
strategic
leadership
within
his
or
her
organization.
Although
day-to-day
operational
leadership
will
be
explored,
the
synthesizing
theme
of
strategic
leadership
will
permeate
the
curriculum.
Strategic
leadership
focuses
on
managerial
traits
and
styles
of
individuals
who
have
overall
responsibility
for
an
organization:
their
characteristics,
what
they
do,
how
they
do
it,
and
how
they
affect
organizational
change
and
outcomes.
There
is
a
difference
between
managers
and
leaders.
Leaders
inspire
people;
as
a
result,
quality
and
productivity
improve,
innovation
becomes
easier
to
implement,
risk
taking
becomes
routine
and
natural.
Leaders
are
not
born,
they
are
educated.
In
this
concentration
the
student
learns
what
motivates
leaders
and
how
leaders
project
personal
power.
Students
explore
courage,
creativity
and
vision
strategies.
They
examine
ethical
and
human
resource
issues
that
leaders
must
respond
to
in
today’s
legal
work
environment.
Students
also
investigate
ways
to
plan
for
a
rapidly
changing
future.
Leadership
is
in
demand
today
more
than
ever
as
the
United
States
business
environment
faces
the
next
century.
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| Master
of
Science
in
Management
(Project
Management)
Business
leaders
and
decision
makers
are
continually
responsible
for
organizing
and
directing
teams
of
workers
to
create
a
specific
outcome.
Project
Management
expertise
is
essential
to
organizations
as
they
realize
the
advantages
of
resource
utilization
which
can
bring
products
and
ideas
to
the
market
in
less
time
and
at
a
reduced
cost
of
development.
The
Master
of
Science
in
Management
degree
with
a
concentration
in
project
management
prepares
students
to
assume
a
position
of
leadership
with
the
practical
skills
and
knowledge
to
get
the
job
done,
on
time
and
within
budget.
The
program
is
designed
as
a
broad-based
Project
Management
curriculum,
applicable
to
private
industry,
government
organizations
and
non-profits.
The
courses
emphasize
the
subject
matter
that
will
transmit
the
skills
necessary
to
be
an
effective
Project
Manager.
The
program
is
designed
to
cover
key
areas
included
in
the
Project
Management
Body
of
Knowledge
(PMBOK),
which
serves
as
the
fundamental
knowledge
base
for
project
management
developed
by
the
Project
Management
Institute.
As
a
result,
this
program
will
assist
the
student
in
being
better
prepared
to
meet
the
requirements
of
PMP
(project
management
professional)
certification,
the
recognized
standard
for
excellence
in
project
management.
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| Master
Certificate
in
e-Business
Management
This
certificate
prepares
tomorrow's
technological
business
leaders.
Drawing
on
the
strength
of
our
leadership
as
a
technical
university,
this
certificate
is
composed
of
courses
in
the
dynamic
field
of
e-Business.
We
recognize
that
e-Business
goes
beyond
e-commerce
and
view
e-Business
as
the
structuring
of
an
organization
around
technology
to
achieve
a
coherent,
flexible
approach
to
meet
organizational
and
enterprise
demands.
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Name
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Locations |
| Master
Certificate
in
Software
Project
Management
In
today’s
software
development
environments,
projects
are
too
often
late
and
over
budget,
or
even
cancelled
before
completion.
The
Software
Project
Management
concentration
provides
the
necessary
technical
and
management
skills
to
lead
and
participate
in
large
development
projects.
The
courses
emphasize
the
subject
matter
that
will
transmit
the
skills
necessary
to
be
an
effective
project
manager.
The
courses
are
also
tailored
to
assist
students
in
meeting
the
requirements
of
the
PMP
certification
of
the
Project
Management
Institute.
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Technical
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