Graduate Programs :

• MBA in International Business
• MBA in Management of Information Technology
• MBA in International Hotel and Tourism Management
• MIM (Master of International Management)
• MA in International Hotel and Tourism Management
• MA in International Relations and Diplomacy
• MA in Communications with Concentration in Business
• MS in Computer Engineering (Florida)
• Schiller Co-op Program (MBA & MS)

  MBA - Management of Information Technology

This specialized MBA program is designed to meet the emerging market demand for IT management professionals. The MBA concentration in Management of Information Technology is offered at SIU's London, Heidelberg and Florida campuses. Students must complete a total of 15 courses including 7 MBA core courses and 8 concentrated IT courses. Students interested in Ecommerce can take the following courses as electives; IT 551 Web Site Development and Management and IT 554 Electronic Commerce. The MBA program with a concentration in Management of Information Technology may be completed in two semesters and one summer session of study.

Admission Requirements:

1. Completion of a Bachelor's degree or equivalent in business administration.

2. Completion of a Bachelor's degree or equivalent in related fields, such as economics, including completion of the following courses: microeconomics, statistics, business law, marketing, management and accounting

3. Submission of score on Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT). (Students may submit their GMAT results during their first term at SIU). See "Requirements for Graduate Admission" in Appendix .
   
   Note: Students without sufficient computer literacy and IT background may be required to take one or more basic computer courses over and above the 45 credit requirement.

Graduation Requirements: In addition to the graduation requirements for all ,graduate students candidates for the Master of Business Administration Management of Information Technology degree must complete the following requirements:

1.  A minimum of 45 semester credits at the graduate level, composed of the courses listed below or substitutes approved by the Program Advisor.

2.  A final comprehensive examination or, subject to the decision of the Program Advisor, a thesis requiring a formal oral defense in lieu of the comprehensive examination. The thesis is in addition to the 45 credit hour requirement.