On-Campus Options

The Master of Science in Management allows non-business majors to gain a solid business foundation. Graduates leave the program ready to make an impact as Business Gators. Upon completion of the required curriculum, students are awarded a Master of Science in Management.

Traditional Master’s

The 32-credit program is designed to be completed in one-year. However, it is possible to take a lighter course load and complete the program in 1.5 or 2 years. Classes are taught in eight-week modules. The classroom setting brings multiple academic backgrounds into the same room, which creates engaging conversation with multiple viewpoints from different majors. Graduates gain the business background from lectures, projects and coursework, but they graduate with a new perspective and deep network of peers.

Learn more about admissions and how to apply for the Traditional option.

Combination Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree id="combined-msm-oncampus"

Only current UF undergraduate students may be admitted to the Combination Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree option and begin graduate coursework while still an undergraduate.

• Double count credits between bachelor and master degrees
• Save time & money

Learn more about admissions and how to apply for the Combination Degree option.

Graduate Dual Degree

Only current UF graduate or professional students may apply. The Master of Science in Management allows current graduate and professional students to diversify their skills with a strong business foundation. No matter what other UF graduate degree a student is pursuing, the program provides the business background that can benefit every student. Dual degree students can share a total of nine credits between both graduate/professional programs, shortening the duration of the Master’s degree.

• Concurrent Degree (Between Master’s program + Master’s program)
• Non-Traditional Ph.D./Master’s (Between Ph.D. program + Master’s program)
• Professional Joint Degree (Between JD, MD, DDS, DVM, PharmD programs +Master’s program)

Learn more about admissions and how to apply for the Dual Degree option.