Today's managers need to understand their organizations' efforts in technology, research and development, operations, finance, marketing, human resources, and other key areas. Thus, rather than focusing on a particular specialty (like most MBA programs), Hamline University's Master of Arts in Management (MAM) program helps students develop the core competencies needed to succeed and lead in today's competitive and diverse work environments.
The program is offered through the Graduate School of Management (GSM). The program is delivered in a learning environment that integrates theory and practice, draws its strength from a faculty of distinguished practitioners, and enrolls a student body with rich and diverse experiences and educational backgrounds.
Core courses for the MAM program are:
- GPA 8001 - Foundations: Management and Leadership
- GPA 8011 - Private Sector Professional Ethics
- GPA 8031 - Financial Management
- GPA 8051 - Private Sector Human Resource Management
- GPA 8061 - Regulation Management
- GPA 8071 - Research Methods and Business Applications
- GPA 8090 - Management of Technology
- GPA 8101 - Marketing for Managers
- GPA 8491 - Capstone Skills Development - Private Sector
For descriptions of these courses, please click on core course descriptions. For more detailed information on the Master of Arts in Management (MAM) program, click here.