Program Options
The Master of Science in Management allows you to gain a solid business foundation in one year. Whether you’re looking to transition into a business field or want a business background to assist your career in another field, this program delivers an innovative educational experience for all students.
- Traditional Option
- Combination Bachelor’s/Master’s Option
- Concurrent Degree (Master’s/Master’s) Option
- Nontraditional Ph.D. (Ph.D./Master’s) Option
All options are available on campus and online.
Traditional Master’s Degree
For students completing a bachelor’s degree before the program start. The Traditional Option allows non-business majors to enhance their undergraduate education with a Master of Science in Management degree.
- Full and part-time options
- Business minors are eligible to apply
- Earn degree in one year (32 credits)
Combination Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree
For current UF undergraduate students only. The combination Master of Science in Management degree option allows students to begin graduate coursework while still an undergraduate, helping them stand out among their peers and be more competitive in the job market after graduation while saving time and money.
- Double count credits between bachelor and master degrees
- Save time & money
Concurrent Degree Program (Master's & Master's)
- For UF graduate students who wish to pursue two master’s degree programs at the same time.
- Students may share a total of nine credits between both graduate degrees.
- Admission is separate for each degree program. Applicants applying to both the MSM and another degree program simultaneously, should refer to each department’s admission requirements.
Nontraditional Doctoral / Master's Degree Program (Ph.D. & Master's)
- For UF doctoral students who wish to earn a master’s outside of their doctoral department at the same time.
- Students may share a total of nine credits between both graduate degrees.
- Admission is separate for each degree program. Applicants applying to both the MSM and another degree program simultaneously, should refer to each department’s admission requirements.