Courses / Degree Requirements for MBA in SAP Enterprise Resource Planning, No Prior Experience
Students must successfully complete all general requirements for a master’s degree and can graduate with an MBA in SAP Enterprise Resource Planning by completing a minimum of 58 credits, including:
MBA Foundation Requirement (18 credits)
As a preparation for meeting the requirement of a track or several concentrations, each MBA student must demonstrate a basic competence in the foundational fields of business. This is demonstrated by having a total of 16 MBA course credits earned including at least 2 semester-hour credits in any four of the following seven fields:
- Marketing
- Accounting
- Finance
- Business law
- Management: organizational behavior, human resource management, leadership
- Operations or quality management
- Management information systems
Students may fulfill the MBA Foundation Requirement in whole or in part by having
completed equivalent undergraduate course work at an accredited university and earned a
grade of at least B.
Students who have taken graduate coursework in business administration at another
university and have not used those credits for a degree may apply to have those credits
transferred to Maharishi International University and used as specialization,
concentration or elective credits, up to a maximum of 20 credits.
SAP Enterprise Resource Planning Track of Advanced Study (16 credits)
- MGT 5301 Finance & Control (4 credits)
- MGT 5302 SAP Business Processes (4 credits)
- MGT 5303 SAP Business Configuration (4 credits)
- MGT 5304 SAP Enterprise Business Analytics (4 credits)
Self-Designed Track
Electives
Any MGT course at the 500 level may count as an elective course. With the permission of the department chair, a maximum of 8 elective credits may be taken as graduate courses in other departments of the university or as undergraduate courses designated 400-level or above in other departments of the University. MBA students who take undergraduate courses will be required to do extra work commensurate with graduate-level credit.