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Master of Science in Operations Management

The Operations Management Master of Science program at the University of Arkansas focuses on the essential concepts, methods, and tools needed to successfully manage work processes, projects, and people in a wide spectrum of organizations, including business/industry, military, government and non-profit. Geared toward the working student who typically holds a professional or management position in an organizational setting, the program offers live evening classes that meet in five 8-week terms per year. Courses are also available in online and independent study formats.

The Operations Management curriculum emphasizes practical knowledge in such areas as project planning, quality management, economic decision-making, supply chain management, human behavior analysis, operations research, and many other areas of importance to today’s manager. Students are able to select from over 20 courses to make up the ten required to complete the degree. Through course selection students can also earn designations in areas of specialization such as Industrial Management, Business Management, Human Resource Management, or Health & Safety Management. The University of Arkansas is accredited as a graduate degree granting institution by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. 

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Term III, 2012:

Classes begin - 1/17

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