DEPARTMENT OF e-BUSINESS and TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
| The Department of e-Business & Technology Management is
the home for technology related courses and programs. In today’s highly competitive
environment, businesses, large and small, are critically dependent on mastering and
managing technology to survive and prosper as organizations conduct many aspects
of business electronically.
At the undergraduate level, the Department of e-Business and Technology Management
offers the e-Business major
as well as two combined majors:
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The e-Business program is designed for individuals
who aspire to effectively harness technology to meet business strategies and goals. The e-Business
graduate is comfortable with both technology and business and therefore, serves as the primary
orchestrator of business processes, technology and individuals to further an organization’s competitive edge.
e-Business graduates can pursue careers in information technology or e-Business in addition to
technology oriented companies. Opportunities also abound in a division or department (marketing, finance,
operations, human resources) of an organization with technology initiatives aimed at improving
efficiency and effectiveness of the business unit. Potential positions include titles such as
e-Business consultant, e-Business project manager, e-Business analyst, e-Business architect,
e-Business design manager, among others. e-Business graduates may also decide to pursue an
entrepreneurial technology oriented venture.
The Department aims to be on the cutting edge and strives to provide innovative and
state-of-the-art programs and curriculum. More importantly, our focus is on providing
an experiential learning model that extends beyond theory to hands-on, applied pedagogical
approaches. Faculty in the department constantly refine their skills and course content
to provide students with the latest in e-Business education.
The newest undergraduate program in the Department is the track in
Project Management and Business
Analysis (PMBA) within the Business Administration (BUAD) major. Key features of the PMBA track include:
- Broad scope of employment opportunity in
multiple industries and multiple functional
areas
- Attractive salaries upon graduation
- Applied hands-on, technology-infused program
- Gain practical experience through a "superinternship"
- Ability to gain professional certification to
enhance one's career prospects
- Enhance your resume with the SCiPM Certificate
Starting Fall 2011, the department is offering three new graduate programs:
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
- Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Supply Chain Management
- Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Project, Program and Portfolio Management
For further information contact any of the
EBTM
faculty in ST 316
Department of e-Business and Technology Management
Stephens Hall, Room 314
Phone: 410-704-2783
Fax: 410-704-3454
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