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KELLERGRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENTMaster’s Degree ProgramBUSINESS CONCENTRATIONGENERAL MANAGEMENTCONCENTRATIONIf you’re interested in starting a small business, sustaining a new ventureor developing skills highly valued by corporations, then earning an MBAwith a concentration in Entrepreneurship from Keller can help yourealize your goals.To succeed in the field of finance, individuals need to develop bothpractical managerial skills and a thorough understanding of today’sfinancial realities and business concepts.By focusing on fundamental economic principles and general managementcompetencies such as managing conflict and managerial communication,Keller’s MBA with a concentration in General Management introducesstudents to new strategies for success in business. The GeneralManagement concentration also allows you to customize your courseworkto reflect your general management interests.Our program focuses on the new venture lifecycle, from the initialconceptualization of a business idea, to its realistic planning, fundingand execution. In addition, you can gain an understanding of successfulmarketing and exit strategies. Integrating fundamental theory andpractical application, our MBA program with a concentration inEntrepreneurship is designed to prepare you with the general operationmanagement skills you need to grow a competitive and enduringenterprise in the current business environment.CONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC COURSESALLof urship and New VenturesVenture Finance and Due DiligenceEntrepreneurial MarketingStartup and New Venture PlanningOur MBA with a concentration in Finance emphasizes financialmanagement and analysis skills that are important to companies ofall types and sizes. By focusing on the concrete fundamentals andtheoretical implications of finance, this concentration can help you gain anunderstanding of the complex global financial markets.Graduates of the MBA program concentrating in Finance may considercareers including, but not limited to, the following: Commercial Bankingand Finance Consumer or RetailBanking and Finance International Bankingor Finance Investment Fund Management Financial Management Risk and Insurance Analysis andManagementOur general management courses address a range of essential topics,including decision making, establishing evaluation criteria, determiningtrade-offs and estimating probabilities and risk. By emphasizingcommunication competencies, our general management courses aredesigned to help you gain a competitive advantage, whether you chooseto work within an established business environment or an entrepreneurialsetting as an administrator, analyst, manager or consultant.CONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC SCM520GSCM530Additional hours of industry-specific training may be required to obtainemployment in some fields.CONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC COURSES12semestercredit hoursfrom l FinanceAdvanced Managerial FinanceSecurities AnalysisMergers and AcquisitionsManagement of Financial InstitutionsInternational FinanceOptions and Financial FuturesAdvanced Financial Statement AnalysisPersonal Financial PlanningReal Estate FinanceProject Cost and Schedule ControlProject Risk ManagementGSCM5404of 600SEC594For comprehensive consumer information, visit keller.edu/studentconsumerinfo.Important information about the education debt, earnings and completion ratesof students who attended this program can be found at keller.edu/mba-ge.Career Success StrategiesContemporary Economics for ManagersEntrepreneurship and New VenturesVenture Finance and Due DiligenceEntrepreneurial MarketingStartup and New Venture PlanningFoundations in Global Supply Chain ManagementGlobal Supply Chain Resource Planning andManagementRelationship Management, Procurement andSourcing StrategyLogistics, Distribution and WarehousingSupply Chain Management Decision SupportTools and ApplicationsManaging QualityLegal, Political and Ethical Dimensions of BusinessManagerial Decision MakingManagerial CommunicationManaging Conflict in the WorkplaceBusiness Law: A Managerial FrameworkLeadership and Organizational BehaviorLeadership in the 21st CenturyBusiness Law: Strategic Considerations forManagers and OwnersStrategic Management in a Global EnvironmentBusiness Planning SeminarGlobal and Domestic Security ManagementVisit Keller.edu or call 866.606.4956

KELLERGRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENTMaster’s Degree ProgramBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONGLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINMANAGEMENT CONCENTRATIONHEALTH SERVICESCONCENTRATIONHUMAN RESOURCESCONCENTRATIONIn order to compete in our fast-paced, growing economy, businesses relyon global supply chain management practitioners for efficient strategicprocurement, product/service creation, and fulfillment operations acrossthe global supply chain.The expanding health services industry needs motivated leaders who havecomprehensive knowledge of health services policies and procedures.If you’re pursuing a career in human resources, keeping yourcompetencies and resume up to date is important. Our MBA with aconcentration in Human Resources is designed to help you hone yourskills in areas such as planning, staffing, rewarding and developing talent,and cultivating an organization’s people and culture. In addition to yourfocused area of study, you can gain presentation skills and experiencein corporate-level communication, and learn management theory andbusiness acumen.Our MBA with a concentration in Global Supply Chain Managementoffers you the opportunity to study optimal supply chain and operationsmanagement processes. Designed to prepare students for managementand leadership roles in global supply chain management, studentscan learn a broad range of concepts to provide them with a practical,comprehensive foundation in end-to-end supply chain management witha special emphasis on global relationship management.Graduates of this program may consider career fields including, but notlimited to, the following: Operations Analysis and ManagementLogistics, Warehouse, and/or Distribution Management(Global) Transportation ManagementIndustrial Production ManagementProcurement/Sourcing ManagementPurchasing ManagementLoss Prevention ManagementSupply Chain Operations, Analysis or ManagementCONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC COURSESGSCM5204of ndations in Global SupplyChain ManagementGlobal Supply Chain ResourcePlanning and ManagementRelationship Management, Procurementand Sourcing StrategyLogistics, Distribution and WarehousingSupply Chain Management DecisionSupport Tools and ApplicationsManaging QualityFor comprehensive consumer information, visit keller.edu/studentconsumerinfo.Important information about the education debt, earnings and completion ratesof students who attended this program can be found at keller.edu/mba-ge.Our MBA with a concentration in Health Services is designed to helpyou gain a fundamental understanding of the healthcare system. Coursesexamine legal and ethical issues in healthcare from a managerialperspective, the unique features of healthcare finance, the relationshipbetween healthcare economics and public policy, and the developmentof managed care approaches. In addition, you can acquire important, upto-date insight on insurance and risk management-related concerns. OurMBA with a concentration in Health Services can also give you marketableperspectives on the trends and issues impacting the evolution of healthinsurance and managed care.Graduates of this program may consider career fields including, but notlimited to, the following: Graduates of DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School ofManagement Business Administration program concentratingin Human Resources may consider management and leadershiproles in the areas of employee compensation, benefits analysis andadministration, labor relations, training and development, and otherareas of employee analysis and management.CONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC COURSESAdministrative Services ManagementHealth or Medical Services ManagementRegulatory Affairs and ComplianceCONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC COURSES4of thesecoursesHSM541HSM542HSM543HSM544HSM546Health Service SystemsHealth Rights and ResponsibilitiesHealth Services FinanceHealth Policy and EconomicsManaged CareNote: The University’s MBA program with a concentration in Health Servicesis not designed to prepare graduates for nursing home, assisted living facility,long-term care or home care administrator positions. Students interestedin practicing a regulated profession must contact the appropriate stateregulatory agency for certification or licensure requirements. For instance, inVirginia certain educational and training requirements must be satisfied forinitial nursing home administrator licensure or initial assisted living facilityadministrator licensure; Keller’s program does not satisfy the educational and/or training requirements.4of M592HRM593HRM594HRM595HRM598HRM599Human Resources and TechnologyManaging Global DiversityManaging International Human ResourcesLabor RelationsManaging Organizational ChangeHuman Resource ManagementTraining and DevelopmentEmployment LawStrategic StaffingNegotiation SkillsCompensationBenefitsVisit Keller.edu or call 866.606.4956

KELLERGRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENTMaster’s Degree ProgramBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONINFORMATION SYSTEMS CT MANAGEMENTCONCENTRATIONIn the rapidly expanding world of information systems management,strategic professionals need to demonstrate both leadership ability andtechnical competencies. Our MBA with a concentration in InformationSystems Management allows you to earn the credentials you may need tosucceed in this exciting field.Staying competitive in today’s dynamic business world means stayingcurrent with the latest strategic developments in marketing.With business problems growing more complex, and companiesimplementing projects that span the globe, there is a need for effectiveproject management. Keller’s MBA with a concentration in ProjectManagement allows you to tailor your courses to match your interestsand career goals in this field. In addition, you can gain practicalexperience that can be applied to the demands of a project managementbusiness setting, including professional communication, corporate teambuilding, cost estimation and business analysis competencies.You may choose to explore such topics as implementing computernetworks, upgrading information systems, maintaining networks andacquiring and deploying new technologies and software.Graduates of the MBA program concentrating in Information SystemsManagement may consider career fields such as information systemsanalysis and management, and database management, to name a few.CONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC IS5674of S579MIS581MIS582MIS583MIS585MIS589MIS600Managerial Applications ofInformation TechnologyDatabase Administration and ManagementDatabase Programming and ApplicationsBusiness Intelligence SystemsEnterprise Data Managementand AdministrationHealthcare Security, Privacy and ComplianceInformatics and Application Systemsin HealthcareHealthcare Information Administrationand ManagementGlobal IT OutsourcingRisk Assessment and Mitigationin Global OutsourcingVisual BasicAdvanced Visual BasicInternet-Oriented ProgrammingC ProgrammingJava ProgrammingSystems Analysis, Planning and ControlDatabase ConceptsDatabase Applications forElectronic CommerceDecision Support and Expert SystemsNetworking Concepts and ApplicationsInformation Systems CapstoneBy taking advantage of our degree program, you can explore howmarketing works within organizations and learn to build and developsound marketing plans for today’s evolving economy, integrating ethicaland international considerations. Specifically, you can customize yourMBA with a concentration in Marketing by focusing on a variety ofpertinent topics, including market segmentation, targeting, positioningand research, pricing, channels of distribution, sales management, andadvertising and marketing budgets.Graduates of this program may consider career fields including but notlimited to, the following: AdvertisingBrand ManagementDigital MarketingIndustrial BuyingProduct DistributionProduct Management Promotion and Public RelationsSalesSocial Media MarketingMarket Research Analysisand ManagementCONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC COURSES4of thesecoursesCONCENTRATION-SPECIFIC COURSES4of PROJ591PROJ592PROJ595PROJ598PROJ605Managing QualityManaging Software Development ProjProject Management SystemsAdvanced Program ManagementSustainability Project ManagementProject Cost and Schedule ControlProject Risk ManagementContract and Procurement ManagementAdvanced Project Management Practicesand Professional Exam PreparationMarketing ManagementSustainability MarketingMarketing ResearchNew Product DevelopmentChannels of DistributionAdvertising ManagementSales ManagementConsumer BehaviorFor comprehensive consumer information, visit keller.edu/studentconsumerinfo. Important information about the education debt, earnings and completion rates of studentswho attended this program can be found at keller.edu/mism-ge.In New York, DeVry University operates as DeVry College of New York. DeVry University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC), www.hlcommission.org. Keller Graduate School of Managementis included in this accreditation. DeVry is certified to operate by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia. Arlington Campus – 2450 Crystal Dr., Arlington, VA 22202. DeVry University is authorized for operation by theTHEC. www.tn.gov/thec Nashville Campus - 3343 Perimeter Hill Dr., Nashville, TN 37211. To report unresolved complaints to the Illinois Board of Higher Education, visit their webpage at http://complaints.ibhe.org/ or by mail to theIllinois Board of Higher Education, 1 N. Old State Capitol Plaza, Suite 333, Springfield, IL 62701-1377. Program availability varies by location. 2016 DeVry Educational Development Corp. All rights reserved. Version 2/17Visit Keller.edu or call 866.606.4956

Keller's academic catalog, available via . keller.edu/catalogs, contains the most current and detailed program information, including admission, progression and graduation requirements. Information contained herein is effective as of date of publishing. (for Pennsylvania residents) Visit Keller.edu or call 866.606.4956 Demonstrate in-depth