Business Administration, Enterprise Resource Planning Concentration, MBA

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ERP is the backbone of a company—the infrastructure that makes everything work. Likewise, it’s a valuable place to gain a competitive edge. With the ERP concentration, students learn how to select, manage, and get the most from ERP solutions, and they will earn a valuable Certificate of Recognition from SAP, one of the largest providers of ERP systems.

MBA Core Program

The MBA Core Program consists of a sequence of courses designed to provide students with core strategic, leadership, and functional skills and enable them to integrate these skills to achieve desired results for a business firm or non-profit entity.

MBA Core Courses

BUS 605 - Leading Organizations and People 3 Credit(s)
BUS 615 - Information Systems and Data Analytics 3 Credit(s)
BUS 635 - Marketing 3 Credit(s)
BUS 645 - Accounting and Managerial Decision Making 3 Credit(s)
BUS 655 - Strategic Financial Management 3 Credit(s)
BUS 665 - Managing Business Processes 3 Credit(s)
BUS 675 - Managing for Results 3 Credit(s)

Total Credits: 21

Concentration & Electives

Required Courses

Students are required to complete 9 credits from the following:

ACCT 630 - Accounting Information Systems 3 Credit(s) ^†
ACCT 632 - Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems: Profitability Analysis 3 Credit(s) ^†
BPI 601 - Business Process Analysis and Process Automation 3 Credit(s) ^†
IS 650 - Business Intelligence and Data VIsualization 3 Credit(s) ^†

Free Electives

One additional elective course (3 credits) from any area must also be taken to complete the degree.

Total Credits: 12

^† SAP course

Widener has been named a “Center of Excellence for Business Process Innovation” by SAP and Software AG since 2003.