Baker College

What you'll study

The curriculum is split evenly between required and elective coursework (15 credit hours required, 15 credit hours elective). Topics covered in the programme include database design and management, system analysis and design, and strategy in a global environment. Sample course listings from the programme include:

• MIS 5310 Database Design and Management — design and implementation concepts for database management systems, including requirements analysis, relational and distributed databases, data integrity and security.
• MIS 6110 System Analysis and Design — fundamentals of describing, analyzing and designing systems through requirement elicitation and concrete design techniques.
• BUS 6900 Strategy in a Global Environment — the MBA capstone that integrates prior coursework through strategic analysis of public corporations and a decision‑making business simulation.

Entry requirements

The publicly available programme text does not list specific admission criteria. Courses for the degree are offered exclusively online; a selection of general education and prerequisite courses may be available on campus each semester.

Career prospects

Graduates are positioned to combine managerial acumen with technical proficiency to improve business operations, lead projects, and inform technology decisions. The programme emphasizes communication, ethical decision‑making and the ability to respond to changing business and societal needs, supporting advancement into roles that bridge IT and management.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not provide specific scholarship details; prospective students should consult Baker College’s financial aid office or the Baker Online admissions resources for information on funding, tuition assistance and eligibility for institutional or external scholarships.