Insurance Management (M.B.A.)

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M.B.A. Foundation Courses

Any M.B.A. candidate who has not successfully achieved a thorough preparation in the basic disciplines of business through completion of the four foundation areas listed below (or their equivalents) with a grade of “C” or better from a regionally accredited institution within the last 15 years. These courses may be taken for credit or the student may attempt a CLEP examination for any or all of these courses. If the student passes the CLEP exam for a foundation course, it is satisfied. Brenau applies the same transfer credit policy toward CLEP as any other method of credit.

IMPORTANT: A student may take no more than 9 graduate credit hours in the M.B.A. program prior to completion of the foundation course requirement.

M.B.A. Core Curriculum

The M.B.A. curriculum focuses on the key management, economics, financial, marketing, accounting and leadership principles needed in an advanced program of study in business. Students taking core classes can expect a strong emphasis of theoretical methods combined with pragmatic techniques.

Note: AC 721 (included in the core curriculum) is not a required course for Accounting M.B.A. students. Accounting students have an option to take AC 721 –or– an additional graduate business elective as a substitute for those hours.

The department suggests Management and Insurance Management majors take a study abroad experience for the core elective. The International Business major has a study abroad experience as part of the concentration requirements.

Insurance Concentration

CPCU Certification includes six hours of experiential credit.

Total

Total Semester Hours Required for Degree: 33