Master of Science in Management - Integrated Business

The Integrated Business track in the Master of Science in Management program provides you with a wide range of skills that are applicable across industries and organizations — whether you work for a large or small, for-profit or nonprofit. Here, you’ll get an introduction to critical, in-demand business processes and develop the hands-on knowledge that top employers are looking for. Throughout your coursework, explore topics such as data analysis, human resources management, project management, and sales. Additionally, learn from our renowned faculty who bring years of experience to the classroom about imperative business skills such as conflict resolution, negotiation, ethics, data-driven decision making, teamwork, and oral presentation. Your professors will serve as facilitators, consultants, coaches and mentors. This active-learning approach will help you become a well-rounded multi-disciplinarian who thrives in environments that require you to take on multiple roles and responsibilities. This is a full-time, lock-step, one-year program offered on the main campus. Due to the program’s limited class size, you’ll have the same cohort throughout your studies. This cohort format also provides a culture of networking, collaboration and teamwork that goes far beyond the classroom. Upon graduation, you’ll have a greater understanding of business and the strong financial, analytic and communication skills that it takes to succeed. Apply your learned experiences to your current job or start your path in a new career.

The GRE/GMAT is not required for admission to this program. Current Resume. Prepare a goal statement that answers the following questions. Please limit to 1000 words. Describe what motivated you either professionally or personally to pursue a master’s degree. Describe the steps you took to select UCF and this program. Include how long you have been considering graduate school and how you learned about this program. Describe a specific academic experience or professional business skill you hope to acquire through the program and how you plan to use it going forward. 2 Letters of Recommendation: Provide two email addresses of recommenders in your application from professional sources. One recommendation must be from a current or previous supervisor. The recommenders will be emailed a link to complete and submit online recommendation letters for your file. Applicants applying to this program who have attended a college/university outside the United States must provide a course-by-course credential evaluation with GPA calculation.