Georgia State University - J Mack Robinson College Of Business

The curriculum provides the depth and breadth students need to become leaders throughout the healthcare sector in areas like health management, leadership, data analytics, health informatics, and finance.

Through the Regynald G. Washington Master of Global Hospitality Management program, students become completely adept at using the latest technologies to drive innovation across all hospitality sectors. In addition to taking six core courses covering the foundations of the hospitality field, students pursue a career track addressing the need for visionary talent who can handle constant change and spearhead data-driven solutions.

Study under faculty who serve on the editorial boards for and publish in major industry journals; two have received the American Marketing Association’s “Significant Contributions to Global Marketing” award. The rigorous 10-course curriculum provides graduates with in-depth knowledge of international business practice. Students also benefit from extensive contact with corporate executives, guest speakers, and professional and social events.

Courses are offered during the evenings in Buckhead. The prgram will satisfy the 30 credit hours of upper level accounting coursework required for Georgia CPA requirements. Only three prerequisite requirements: Principles of Accounting I & II, and an Introduction to Federal Income Tax course.

Solve organization’s marketing problems through our unique practical project based curriculum. Learn how our students applied their marketing expertise to help Trees Atlanta. Students accepted with non-business undergraduate degrees may be required to take one-three foundation courses (economics, accounting and statistics) based on their previous coursework. The courses are completed online through the Harvard Business Review and Robinson College of Business partnership. Students who submit their non-refundable orientation and program fees do not incur additional costs to complete the courses.

The M.S. in Data Science and Analytics program comprises three semesters in a lock-step, cohort format. However, working professionals can complete the program on a part-time basis, extend the length of the program and take courses in the summer. Full-time students also have the option of completing the program in 12 months by taking their electives in the summer.

The Master of Actuarial Science program ranks #1 in North America and #4 in the world for research productivity in the five leading actuarial and insurance journals. The program is accredited as a University Risk Program by PRIMIA (Professional Risk Managers’ International Association).

The Master of Science in Quantitative Risk Analysis and Management (QRAM) program is designed to prepare students for analytical and technical positions within financial institutions, risk management advisory organizations, and the treasury/finance departments of non-financial corporations.  

In this STEM-certified program, in addition to building an excellent foundation in financial economics, students will develop skills in data analytics, machine learning and blockchain applications. The program also includes unique and novel leadership training, experiential learning components, and co-curricular activities. Students interact with members of the Department of Finance’s Financial Leadership Network and CFO Council on a regular basis.

This program has a STEM designation. For full-time students, an internship is a required and integral component of the program.  * Concentration in big data management and analytics focuses on managing and deriving value from big data * Concentration in digital innovation explores enterprise systems and intelligent applications to enable digital transformation of organizations * Concentration in cybersecurity examines security, privacy and assurance of information and information systems. Designated a NSA & DHS National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education

Robinson's M.S. in Supply Chain Management is designed to equip students with advanced analytical and managerial skills needed to drive performance and effect positive change in today’s complex supply chains. Special emphasis is placed on the role of coordination and synchronization across all members of the supply chain to collectively create value for customers in the most efficient way possible. Students will put their new knowledge into action through a hands-on project addressing a pressing, real-world supply chain challenge.