MBA in
Master in Business Administration - Project Management Universidad Ana G. Méndez – Recinto de Gurabo
Introduction
Project Management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools and techniques with the objective of meeting the expectations of a project, achieving as a benefit increasing the efficiency of people, companies and countries, in a world of accelerated changes. The graduate of the Master in Project Management will have the skills to design, evaluate and apply projects, collecting the concepts and processes related to their management; It will also show a critical and reflective attitude towards the content presented.
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Curriculum
Core Courses
- ACCO 501 Management Accounting
- ECON 519 Management Economics
- FINA 503 Management Finance
- MANA 501 Organizational Behavior
- MANA 600 Research Methods
- MARK 511 Management Marketing
- STAT 555 Statistics for Decisions
Specialty Required
- MANA 722 Basic Fundamentals in Project Management
- MANA 724 Human Resources Administration in Project Management
- MANA 726 Strategic Planning in Project Management
- MANA 728 Project Quality Management
- MANA 729 Project Risk Management
- MANA 730 Project Cost and Procurement Administration
Degree Requirement
- MANA 739 * Project
- MANA 742 * Simulation
- Free Elective Course
Free elective courses can be chosen from the following or any additional course:
- ACCO 500 Financial Accounting
- INBU 500 Businesses in Europe
- ACCO 510 Accounting and Sustainable Finance
- MANA 502 Business Environmental Management
* Semester Course
Suggested free elective courses:
- ENTR 600 Identification and Evaluation of Business Opportunities
- ENTR 602 Business Plan Development
- ENTR 601 Electronic Commerce
- ENTR 603 Design and Organizational Structure for Businesses
Notes:
1 Students who are not of the Business Administration concentration must take the ACCO 500 course.
2 Find out on IRB.net about the IRB certifications that you must complete when you enroll the Thesis, without this process you cannot do the research. Ask your teacher or visit the School for more information.