Strategic Planning and Analysis

Profile:

•     Established in 1973
•     Dean:  Dr. Hasan Pirkul
•     Webpage:  http://som.utdallas.edu/
•     Accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business    (AACSB)

Degrees Offered:

•     Bachelor of Science in Accounting
•     Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
•     Bachelor of Science in Finance
•     Bachelor of Science in Global Business
•     Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems
•     Bachelor of Science in Marketing
•     Master of Business Administration
•     Master of Science in Accounting
•     Master of Science in Finance
•     Master of Science in Healthcare Management
•     Master of Science in Information Technology and Management
•     Master of Science in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
•     Master of Science in International Management Studies
•     Master of Science in Management and Administrative Sciences
•     Master of Science in Marketing
•     Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
•     Master of Science in Systems Engineering and Management (offered jointly with the Jonsson School)
•     Doctor of International Management Studies
•     Doctor of Management Science

 

School Enrollment by Classification, Fall Semesters:

Year	Undergraduates	Graduates	Total
2012
2011	2,877	3,313	6,190
2010	2,547	2,905	5,452
2009	2,427	2,566	4,993
2008	2,450	2,290	4,740
2007	2,368	2,254	4,622
2006	2,327	2,093	4,420
2005	2,358	2,108	4,466
2004	2,268	1,993	4,261
2003	2,277	1,933	4,210
2002	2,240	2,030	4,270
2001	2,071	2,004	4,075
2000	1,754	1,621	3,375
1999	1,478	1,197	2,675
1998	1,301	1,054	2,355
1997	1,186	1,061	2,246
1996	1,228	1,024	2,252
1995	1,304	961	2,265
1994	1,305	937	2,242
1993	1,384	959	2,343
1992	1,601	920	2,521
1991	1,825	864	2,689
1990	1,830	884	2,714

 

Semester Credit Hours by Classification, Fall Semesters:

Year	Lower Level	Upper Level	Master's	Doctorates	Non-Funded All Div.	Total
2012	4,860	23,871	28,005	551	2,550	59,837
2011	4,264	21,464	24,899	815	2,198	53,640
2010	3,883	18,913	21,346	393	2,114	46,649
2009	3,483	17,682	18,401	564	505	40,635
2008	3,351	18,057	14,933	643	567	37,551
2007	3,257	17,336	14,397	420	382	35,792
2006	2,992	16,395	13,238	508	111	33,244
2005	2,845	16,091	13,731	562	125	33,354
2004	2,597	14,478	13,032	606	119	30,832
2003	2,483	13,707	10,959	531	0	27,680
2002	2,283	12,567	10,992	457	0	26,299
2001	2,309	11,402	10,629	497	0	24,837
2000	1,963	10,769	10,145	401	0	23,278
1999	1,857	9,084	9,222	457	0	20,620
1998
1997	1,418	6,303	7,856	309	0	15,886
1996	1,585	6,221	8,037	343	0	16,186
1995	1,314	6,387	7,374	392	0	15,467
1994	1,041	6,316	6,947	490	0	14,794
1993	501	7,412	7,094	734	0	15,741
1992	285	9,558	7,856	659	0	18,358
1991	30	11,778	7,062	667	0	19,537
1990	12	11,235	6,653	615	0	18,515

 

 

Semester Credit Hours by Course Subject, Fall Semesters:

(See Instructional Program Codes for details)

Year	AIM (ACCT)	BA	BPS	ENTP	FIN	HMGT	IMS	ISSM	MAS
2012	15,033	3,584	2,356	861	7,995	566	2,786	0	782
2011	13,778	20,643	789	268	4,131	614	947	0	1,166
2010	12,522	17,714	894	381	2,997	504	888	0	1,124
2009	11,031	16,703	852	225	2,253	342	596	0	698
2008	10,125	16,544	597	246	1,899	186	597	0	526
2007	10,381	15,622	501	171	1,398	123	526	0	764
2006	9,642	14,083	657	105	1,395	78	560	0	924
2005	9,398	13,698	738	0	1,530	0	680	3	934
2004	8,144	12,753	564	0	1,416	0	633	0	1,155
2003	7,281	12,554	478	0	1,089	0	542	0	1,177
2002	5,758	11,986	648	0	1,098	0	584	0	1,330
2001	5,519	10,905	436	0	774	0	381	0	1,159
2000	4,299	10,632	373	0	702	0	473	44	1,120
1999	3,840	9,063	611	0	756	0	499	61	1,453
1998
1997	3,117	5,831	681	0	654	0	857	46	658
1996	3,837	5,577	758	0	750	0	828	31	578
1995	4,050	5,184	787	0	747	0	862	30	449
1994	3,504	4,899	514	0	798	0	889	37	905
1993	4,191	5,196	509	0	741	0	842	267	789
1992	5,001	6,408	806	0	816	0	917	387	536
1991	5,424	7,776	458	0	852	0	737	543	423
1990	5,478	7,305	384	0	1,072	0	526	528	436

 

Year	MECO	MIS	MKT	OB	OBHR	OPRE	REAL	SYSM
2012	1,782	6,150	5,293	1,475	1,995	8,705	105	369
2011	1,614	2,376	1,614	1,365	0	4,206	0	129
2010	1,578	1,996	1,335	1,356	0	3,321	0	39
2009	1,257	1,686	1,287	1,158	0	2,547	0	0
2008	1,209	1,573	1,161	893	0	1,995	0	0
2007	1,170	1,029	1,086	984	0	2,037	0	0
2006	1,185	840	1,088	1,061	0	1,626	0	0
2005	966	967	1,242	1,173	0	2,022	0	0
2004	1,171	779	1,212	1,134	0	1,871	0	0
2003	581	1,162	1,060	1,045	0	711	0	0
2002	621	1,526	1,138	893	0	717	0	0
2001	666	2,373	1,051	1,015	0	558	0	0
2000	281	3,098	984	671	0	601	0	0
1999	427	1,821	776	715	0	598	0	0
1998
1997	429	1,254	911	848	0	600	0	0
1996	475	1,093	856	866	0	537	0	0
1995	402	885	778	805	0	488	0	0
1994	423	778	835	705	0	507	0	0
1993	381	858	819	624	0	524	0	0
1992	487	972	691	890	0	447	0	0
1991	447	885	694	920	0	378	0	0
1990	316	709	643	739	0	379	0	0

Executive Education at the School of Management

The School of Management offers several degree and professional development programs designed to advance the knowledge, skills and careers of today’s business leaders.

• Executive MBA: A campus-based 21 month program delivered on alternate weekends with curriculum centered on Managing for Change.
• Global Leadership Executive MBA: A blended on-campus and online 29 month program with curriculum focused on international business.
• Project Management: A curriculum concentration in project management with on-campus or online options.  Degree options include a professional certificate after completion of the first 18 credit hours, a Master of Science degree after completion of an additional 12 credit hours of business core courses and a 6 credit hour capstone project, and a Master of Business Administration degree with a Project Management emphasis by waving the M.S. degree option and the completion of an additional 12 credit hours.
• Healthcare Management: A modular curriculum comprised of eight 4½ day residential classes plus a self-directed field study in alliance with University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas.  Degree options include a professional certificate, a Master of Science degree in Medical Management and a Master of Business Administration degree with a Medical Management emphasis.
• Product Life Cycle and Supply Chain Management:  A graduate program that focuses on educating executives and industry sponsored employees in the disciplines of product lifecycle and supply chain management by combining theory and practice. Students will be trained to be effective problem solvers and to continuously improve the product performance and supply chain efficiency. The program employs lectures, case studies, site visits in addition to use of quantitative and qualitative methods to meet the learning objectives of the program.
• Executive and Professional Development: A selection of non-degree certificate programs, courses, seminars conferences and forums delivered on-campus, onsite, or online.