The Master of Science in Management-STEM degree combines management skills learned in business, computer science, data analytics, economics, engineering, information science, and library science to prepare students for leadership roles in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. 

Benefits of a STEM Management degree include becoming professional leaders in STEM-driven industries, bridging the gap between business and technology, developing both technical and managerial expertise, and standing out in fields such as business analytics, consulting, and health technology.

The MSM-STEM program consists of a total of 12 courses, or 36 semester credits. Students must earn at least a 'B' grade point average (3.0 on a 4.0 scale) - both overall and on final projects completed as part of the capstone course.

Core courses within the MSM program include the following:

• MSM 505 Project Management (ON CAMPUS)
• MSM 525 Spirit of Enterprise (ONLINE)
• MSM 533 Human Resource Management Strategy (ONLINE)
• MSM 619 Strategic Planning and Implementation (ONLINE)
• MSM 652 Managerial Decision-Making: Finance and Budgeting (ONLINE) 
• MADM 674A Master's Capstone Proseminar: Research (ON CAMPUS)
• MADM 674B Master’s Capstone Proseminar: Synthesis (ON CAMPUS)
• MADM 674C Master’s Capstone: Application (ON CAMPUS)

Students within the MSM-STEM program can choose six on capmus elective courses to complete their degree from the following in-person offerings:

• CMGT 505 Decision Analysis
• CMGT 510 Information Systems for Managers
• CMGT 520 Supply Chain Management
• CSC 504 Ethics in Artificial Intelligence
• DA 501 Introduction to Data Science and Python
• ECON 545 Experimental Economics
• ECON 571 Advanced Macroeconomics
• ECON 572 Advanced Microeconomics
• ECON 573 Econometrics
• LSC 563 Data Visualization
• LSC 633 Information Retrieval and Analysis