Gateway and Accelerated Programs

Minimum Qualifications

• Declare a business major in our Undergraduate New Brunswick or Newark program.
• Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate course credits can apply. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA (grade point average of all courses with 630 curriculum code) of 3.4 or higher.
• Students must have completed and earned a B or better in either Business Research Methods (Newark) or Statistical Methods in Business (NB).

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway MAccy AA program may be allowed to substitute up to 9 undergraduate business credits with 9 MAccy AA graduate credits, in selected MAccy AA courses in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their undergraduate degree as well as the MAccy AA graduate degree, subject to approval of the MAccy AA program director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate. 

Please note that the credits cannot be double counted. In other words, if you use 9 credits of Gateway courses to satisfy your undergraduate 120 credit requirement,  you will only earn 21 graduate credits toward your graduate degree, resulting in a total of 141 credits and not 150. 

Provided below are some course replacement possibilities (course numbers below may change when the courses are offered):

• Accounting in the Digital Era (22:010:660) replaces 29:010:485 or 33:010:458 Accounting Information Systems
• Audit Analytics (22:010:688) replaces 29:010:460 or 33:010:416 Audit Analytics
• Business Law: Regulatory and Governance Landscape (22:010:510) replaces 29:010:319 or 33:140:320 Business Law I
• Advanced Financial Accounting  (22:010:582) replaces 29:010:423 or 33:010:401 Advanced Accounting
• Income Tax Accounting (22:010:638) replaces 29:010:413 Federal Tax I or 33:010:421 Income Tax Accounting
• Information Risk Management (IRM) in Accounting  (22:010:627)
• Intro to AI in Accounting (AI) (22:010:684)
• Governmental Accounting and Auditing  (22:010:551)
• Robotic Process Automation (RPA) in accounting (22:010:678)
• Cybersecurity Assurance in Accounting (22:010:685)
• Blockchain in Accounting (22:010:686)
• BYOC Courses (22:010:540 to 545)

These graduate-level replacement courses are subject to the same pre-requisites as the courses they are replacing. Students can also choose to take a selection of other MAccy AA courses as part of this program, subject to the 9-credit limit. 

Please note that courses outside the above substitution list will only count toward the students’ MAccy AA requirements and their total undergraduate credits but may not be considered in satisfying their undergraduate major requirements. 

The following elective courses are recommended:

Confirm with your UG academic advisor if any of the nine (9) credits will double count toward your undergraduate curriculum.

For more information or questions about the MAACY Accounting and Analytics program please contact maccyaa@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

• Declare an Accounting major in our Undergraduate New Brunswick or Newark program.
• Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate course credits can apply. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway MAccy Governmental Accounting program may be allowed to substitute up to 9 undergraduate Accounting credits with 9 MAccy graduate credits, in selected courses in MAccy. in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their accounting undergraduate degree as well as the MAccy graduate degree, subject to approval of the MAccy Governmental Accounting program director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate. 

Provided below are the courses that can be taken through the Gateway program. Please note that these courses do not replace a specific undergraduate accounting course but could be counted towards electives: 

• Governmental Accounting and Auditing (22:010:551)
• Public Sector Auditing (22:010:654)
• Forensic Accounting for Government (22:010:662), requires completion of Public Sector Auditing course
• Design and Development of Information Systems (22:010:604)
• Governmental Budgeting System (22:010:525)
• Public Financial Management (22:010:578) 

Confirm with your UG academic advisor if any of the nine (9) credits will double count toward your undergraduate curriculum.

For more information or questions about the MAACY Governmental Accounting program, please contact gov_maccy@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

• Declare a Marketing major in our Undergraduate New Brunswick or Newark program.
• Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate course credits can apply. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA (grade point average of all courses with 630 curriculum code) of 3.4 or higher. 
• Students must have completed and earned a B or better in Intro to Marketing and either Business Research Methods (Newark) or Statistical Methods in Business (NB).

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway MSDM program may be allowed to substitute up to 9 undergraduate MKG credits with 9 MSDM graduate credits, in selected MSDM courses in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their MKG undergraduate degree as well as the MSDM graduate degree, subject to approval of the MSDM program director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate. 

Provided below are some course replacement possibilities (course numbers below may change when the courses are offered):

• Digital Marketing (22:630:590) may replace Digital Marketing (33:630:497 or 29:630:497)
• Consumer Behavior in a Digital World (22:630:630) may replace Consumer Behavior (33:630:374 or 29:630:374)
• Marketing Research in a Digital World (22:630:634) may replace Marketing Research (33:630:385 or 29:630:385) 
• Retail Marketing in a Digital World (22:630:633) may replace Retail Marketing (33:630:368 or 29:630:368)
• Social Media Marketing (22:630:632) may replace Social Media & Mobile Marketing (33:630:480 or 29:630:480)
• Special Topics: Branding in Digital World {1.5 credits} (22:630:605) may replace Brand Management {3 credits} (33:630:498 or 29:630:498)
• Digital Advertising & Promotions (22:630:631) may replace Advertising (33:630:363 or 29:630:363) 

These graduate-level replacement courses are subject to the same pre-requisites as the courses they are replacing. Students can also choose to take a selection of other MSDM courses as part of this program, subject to the 9-credit limit. However, the courses outside the above substitution list will only count toward the students’ MSDM requirements and their total undergraduate credits, but not their undergraduate MKG major requirements.

Confirm with your UG academic advisor if any of the nine (9) credits will double count toward your undergraduate curriculum.

For more information or questions about the MS in Digital Marketing program, please contact msdm@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

Enroll in the Supply Chain Management in our Undergraduate New Brunswick or Newark program

Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate coursework can apply

A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA (grade point average of all courses with 799 curriculum code) of 3.4 or higher

Admitted students eligible to start the accelerated MSCA track (BS/MS program) after completing 90 credit hours of undergraduate course work

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the gateway MSCA program will be given the option to substitute up to 9 undergraduate SCM credits with 9 MSCA graduate credits, in selected MSCA courses in their senior year, and have them count towards their SCM undergraduate degree as well as the MSCA graduate degree, subjected to approval of the MSCA program director.

Provided below are some course replacement possibilities (course numbers below may change when the courses are offered):

• Global Procurement and Supply Management (22:799:608) may replace Global Procurement and Sourcing Strategies (29/33:799:305)
• Supply Chain Finance (22:799:640) may replace Supply Chain Finance (29/33:799:491)
• Supply Chain Solution w/ ERP/SAP (22:799:659) may replace Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management with SAP (29/33:799:450)
• Introduction to Project Management (22:799:661) or Advanced Project Management (22:799:675) may replace Introduction to Project Management (29/33:799:380)
• Lean Six Sigma (22:799:676) may replace Introduction to Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing (29/33:799:460)
• Global Logistics Management (22:799:679) may replace Business Logistics and Transportation (29/33:799:330)
• Demand Management for Value Chain (22:799:663) may replace Demand Planning and Fulfillment (29/33:799:310)
• Service Management (22:799:625) may replace Service Management 33:799:410

Students can also choose to take other MSCA courses in their senior year, subject to the 9-credit limit. However, the courses outside the above substitution list will only count toward the students’ MSCA requirements and their total undergraduate credits, but not their undergraduate SCM major requirements.

For more information or questions about the MS in Supply Chain Analytics please contact msca@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

Enroll in the Supply Chain Management in our Undergraduate New Brunswick or Newark program

Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate coursework can apply

A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA (grade point average of all courses with 799 curriculum code) of 3.4 or higher

Admitted students eligible to start the accelerated MSHAI track (BS/MS program) after completing 90 credit hours of undergraduate course work

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the accelerated MSHAI program will be given the option to substitute up to 9 undergraduate SCM credits with 9 MSHAI graduate credits, in selected MSHAI courses in their senior year, and have them count towards their SCM undergraduate degree as well as the MSHAI graduate degree, subjected to approval of the MSHAI program director.

• Provided below are some course replacement possibilities (course numbers below may change when the courses are offered):
• Global Procurement and Supply Management (22:799:608) may replace Global Procurement and Sourcing Strategies (29/33:799:305)
• Introduction to Project Management (22:799:661) or Advanced Project Management (22:799:675) may replace Introduction to Project Management (29/33:799:380)
• Lean Six Sigma (22:799:676) may replace Introduction to Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing (29/33:799:460)

Students can also choose to take other MSHAI courses in their senior year, subject to the 9-credit limit. However, the courses outside the above substitution list will only count toward the students’ MSHAI requirements and their total undergraduate credits, but not their undergraduate SCM major requirements.

For more information or questions about the MS in Healthcare Analytics & Intelligence please contact mshai@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate course credits can apply. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA of 3.4 or higher. 

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway MSCM program may be allowed to substitute up to 9 undergraduate Supply Chain Management credits with 9 MSCM graduate credits, in selected MSCM courses in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their SCM undergraduate degree as well as the MSCM graduate degree, subject to approval of the MSCM program director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate. 

Provided below are some course replacement possibilities (course numbers below may change when the courses are offered):

• B2B Marketing (22:630:606) may replace B2B Marketing (29:630:370 or 33:799:470)
• Lean Six Sigma (22:799:690) may replace Introduction to Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing (29:799:460 or 33:799:460)
• Supply Chain Sustainability (22:799:699) may replace Supply Chain Environmental Management/ Green Purchasing (22:799:440 or 33:799:440)
• SC ERP/SAP I (22:799:637) may replace Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management with SAP (29:799:450 or 33:799:450)

Undergraduate RBS students may also take one of the following MSCM courses, but these courses do not have undergraduate equivalencies:

• Operations Analysis (22:799:586)
• Supply Chain Management Strategies (22:799:610)
• Supply Chain Integration (22:799:602)

Confirm with your UG academic advisor if any of the nine (9) credits will double count toward your undergraduate curriculum.

For more information or questions about the Master of Supply Chain Management program please contact mscm@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

• Declare a Marketing major in our Undergraduate New Brunswick or Newark program.
• Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate course credits can apply. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA (grade point average of all courses with 630 curriculum code) of 3.4 or higher. 
• Students must have completed and earned a B or better in Intro to Marketing and either Business Research Methods (Newark) or Statistical Methods in Business (NB).

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway MSMI program may be allowed to substitute up to 9 undergraduate MKG credits with 9 MSMAI graduate credits, in selected MSMAI courses in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their MKG undergraduate degree as well as the MSMAI graduate degree, subject to approval of the MSMAI program director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate. 

Provided below are some course replacement possibilities (course numbers below may change when the courses are offered):

• Market Research (22:630:604) may replace Market Research (33:630:385 or 29:630:385)
• Advanced Marketing Analytics (22:630:677) may replace Special Topics: Marketing Analytics (33:630:489)
• Applied AI in Marketing (22:630:685) may replace AI in Marketing (33:630:488)
• Marketing Technology (22:630:691) may replace Marketing Technology (33:630:481)

These graduate-level replacement courses are subject to the same pre-requisites as the courses they are replacing. Students can also choose to take a selection of other MSMAI courses as part of this program, subject to the 9-credit limit. However, the courses outside the above substitution list will only count toward the students’ MSMAI requirements and their total undergraduate credits, but not their undergraduate MKG major requirements.

Confirm with your UG academic advisor if any of the nine (9) credits will double count toward your undergraduate curriculum.

For more information or questions about the MSMAI program please contact msmai@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

Rutgers Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate course credits can apply. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA of 3.4 or higher. 

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway Master of Financial Analysis (MFinA) program may be allowed to substitute up to 6 undergraduate Finance credits with 6 MFinA graduate credits, in selected MFinA courses in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their Finance undergraduate degree as well as the MFinA graduate degree, subject to approval of the MFinA program director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate. You will then enroll in 1 course per semester until completion of your undergraduate degree (total of 2 courses). 

Provided below are the course replacement possibilities (course numbers below may change based on when the courses are offered):

• 22:430:581 Managerial Economic Analysis may replace 01:220:102 Introduction to Microeconomics or 220:101 Introduction to Economics-Micro
• 22:430:680 Research Methods in Asset Management may replace 29:623:340 Business Research Methods or 33:136:385 Statistical Methods In Business 

To enroll in graduate-level courses, a Special Permission Number (SPN) is required. Your advisor should communicate with the MFinA Program Coordinator to request/receive any required SPNs.

** Confirm with your UG academic advisor if the six (6) credits will double count toward your undergraduate curriculum** 

For more information or questions about the Master of Financial Analysis GATEWAY program, program please contact mfina@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

• Declare a business major in our Undergraduate New Brunswick or Newark program.
• Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate course credits can apply. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA (grade point average of all courses with 010 curriculum code) of 3.4 or higher. 

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway MAccy Tax Program may be allowed to substitute up to 12 undergraduate business credits with 12 MAccy Tax Program graduate credits, in selected MAccy Tax Program courses in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their undergraduate degree as well as the MAccy Tax graduate degree, subject to approval of the MAccy Tax Program Director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate. 

Provided below are some course replacement possibilities (course numbers below may change when the courses are offered):

• 22:010:603- Federal Income Taxation (3 Credits): 

THIS COURSE SHOULD BE COMPLETED FIRST PRIOR TO ANY OF THE COURSES LISTED BELOW ARE ENROLLED IN. 

Undergraduate students who are admitted to an Accounting Gateway Program* may take 22:010:603:89 Income Taxation and use it to satisfy the undergraduate courses 33:010:422:01 Tpcs Income Taxation (for New Brunswick) or 29:010:414:01 Fed Tax II - Adv Corp (for Newark).

Provided below are the courses that can be taken through the Gateway program. Please note that these courses do not replace a specific undergraduate accounting course but could be counted towards electives. 

CORE:

• 22:010:605- Corporate Income Taxation (3 Credits)
• 22:373:619- Ethics in Business (3 Credits)
• 22:140:592- Business Law for Managers and Entrepreneurs (formerly Law and Legal Reasoning) (2 Credits)
• 22:010:615- Partnership Taxation (3 Credits)
• 22:010:671- Regulation of Tax Practice (3 Credits)
• 22:010:616- Tax Practice and Procedures (3 Credits)

ELECTIVES:

• 22:010:618- Advanced Corporate Taxation (3 Credits)
• 22:010:667- Consolidated Returns (3 Credits)
• 22:010:626- Federal Estate and Gift Taxation (3 Credits)
• 22:010:619- Federal Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates (3 Credits)
• 22:010:629- International Tax I (3 Credits)
• 22:010:631- International Tax II (3 Credits)
• 22:010:641- Pension and Profit-Sharing Plans (3 Credits)
• 22:010:620- State & Local Tax (3 Credits)
• 22:010:673- State & Local Tax - Constitutional Issues (3 Credits)
• 22:010:625- Tax-Exempt Entities (3 Credits)
• 22:010:657- Tax Accounting (3 Credits)
• 22:010:649- Taxation of Financial Instruments (3 Credits)

These graduate-level replacement courses are subject to the same prerequisites as the courses they are replacing. Students can also choose to take a selection of other MAccy Tax courses as part of this program, subject to the 12-credit limit. 

Please note that courses outside the above substitution list will only count toward the students’ MAccy Tax requirements and their total undergraduate credits but may not be considered in satisfying their undergraduate major requirements. 

For more information or questions about the MAACY Tax Program please contact sabrina.kelley@business.rutgers.edu.

Minimum Qualifications

Rutgers Junior or Senior level students with a completion of at least 75 undergraduate course credits can apply. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA of 3.4 or higher. 

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway Master of Quantitative Finance (MQF) program may be allowed to substitute up to 15 undergraduate Finance credits with 15 MQF graduate credits, in selected MQF courses in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their Finance undergraduate degree as well as the MQF graduate degree, subject to approval of the MQF program director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate. You will then enroll in 1-2 courses per semester until completion of your undergraduate degree.

Provided below are the course options for the gateway program. You should start by setting a meeting with the MQF program coordinator to discuss which courses would work best for you.

• “Quantitative Methods in Financial Engineering” (22:839:xxx)
• “Object Oriented Programming in Finance I (22:839:614)”
• “Object Oriented Programming in Finance II (22:839:615)”
• “Introduction to Probability (26:960:575)”
• “Financial Institutions & Markets (22:390:604, or 22:839:604)”
• “Derivatives (22:839:609)”
• “Analysis of Fixed Income Securities (22:839:611)”
• “Investment Analysis & Management (22:390:603, or 22:839:603)”
• “Financial Management (22:390:587)”
• “Portfolio Theory (22:390:608)”
• “Advanced Financial Management (22:390:605)”

To enroll in graduate-level courses, a Special Permission Number (SPN) is required. Your advisor should communicate with the MQF Program Coordinator to request/receive any required SPNs.

** Confirm with your UG academic advisor if the 15 credits will double count toward your undergraduate curriculum** 

For more information or questions about the Master of Quantitative Finance GATEWAY program, program please contact zcorby@business.rutgers.edu

Minimum Qualifications

• Declare a  Business Analytics and Information Technology major (BAIT) in our Undergraduate New Brunswick program or Management Information Systems major (MIS)  major in our Undergraduate Newark program.
• Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a BAIT/MIS major GPA of 3.5 or higher. At least 75 credit hours of undergraduate coursework must be completed before students can apply for admission to the Gateway MITA program. 

Typically, students may apply no earlier than the 2nd half of their junior year. Students will be eligible to start the Gateway MITA program in their senior year after they have been admitted to the MITA program and after completing 90 credit hours of coursework towards their undergraduate degree program. 

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Eligible Courses

Students in the Gateway MITA program may be allowed to choose as electives up to 9 MITA graduate credits, in selected MITA courses in their junior or senior year. These credits may count towards their BAIT/MIS undergraduate degree as well as the MITA graduate degree, subject to approval of the MITA program director. We recommend that you start your application to the program 3 semesters before you graduate.

Since MITA students are required to take three Foundations courses from the MITA program, they are encouraged to consider taking those courses first as part of their BAIT/MITA or MIS/MITA Gateway program. Below, is a list of some course replacement possibilities for consideration (course numbers below may change when the courses are offered):

• 22:544:603 Business Data Management (MITA) may replace 33:136:470 Business Data Management (BAIT) / 29:623:319 Database Management Systems for Business Applications (MIS)
• 22:544:641 Analytics for Business Intelligence (MITA) may replace 33:136:494 Data Mining for Business Intelligence (BAIT) / 29:623:335  Data Warehousing and Data Mining (MIS)
• 22:544:643 Information Security (MITA) may replace 33:136:471 Information System Security (BAIT) / 29:623:345 Cyber Security (MIS)
• 22:544:605 Introduction to Software Development (MITA) may replace 33:136:388 Foundations of Business Programming (BAIT) / 29:623:350  Structured Programming Applications (MIS)
• 22:544:650 Data Mining (MITA) may replace 33:136:494 Data Mining for Business Intelligence (BAIT) / 29:623:335 Data Warehousing and Data Mining (MIS)
• 22:544:613 Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms (MITA) may replace 33:136:388 Foundations of Business Programming (BAIT) / 29:623:350  Structured Programming Applications (MIS)
• 22:544:650 Data Mining (MITA) may replace 33:136:494 Data Mining for Business Intelligence (BAIT) / 29:623:335  Data Warehousing and Data Mining (MIS)
• 22:544:646 Data Analysis and Visualization (MITA) may replace 33:136:494 Data Mining for Business Intelligence (BAIT) / 29:623:335 Data Warehousing and Data Mining (MIS)

Three of these graduate-level MITA courses may be double counted towards your undergraduate BAIT or MIS major with the approval of your UG academic advisor. Students may also choose to take a selection of other MITA courses as part of the Gateway MITA program (see the list at https://www.business.rutgers.edu/masters-information-technology-analytics/curriculum), subject to the 9-credit limit with the approval of both the MITA program director and the UG program director. 

For more information or questions about the GATEWAY MITA program, please contact  carmen.nieves@business.rutgers.edu.

• Global Management Strategy (22:553:621) may replace Global Management & Strategy (33:620:402 or 29:620:402)
• Executive Leadership (22:620:603) may replace Executive Leadership (33:620:410 or 29:620:410)
• Human Resource Management (22:620:604) may replace Management of Human Resources (33:620:365 or 29:620:345)
• Management Consulting (22:620:609) may replace Management Consulting (33:620:425 or 29:620:487)

• Analytics for Business Intelligence (22:960:641) may replace Data Mining for Business Intelligence (33:136:494) or Data Warehousing and Data Mining (29:623:335)
• Business Data Management (22:198:603) may replace Business Data Management (33:136:470) or Database Management Systems (29:623:319)
• Data Mining (22:960:650) may replace Data Mining for Business Intelligence (33:136:494) or Data Warehousing and Data Mining (29:623:335)
• Information Security (22:198:643) may replace Information System Security (33:136:471) or Cyber Security (29:623:345)

• Advanced Marketing Analytics (22:630:677) may replace Special Topics: Marketing Analytics (33:630:489)
• Brand Management (22:630:613) may replace Brand Management (33:630:498 or 29:630:498)
• Business-to-Business Marketing (22:630:606) may replace Business-to-Business Marketing (33:630:370 or 29:630:370)
• Consumer Behavior (22:630:630) may replace Consumer Behavior (33:630:374 or 29:630:374)
• Digital Marketing (22:630:590) may replace Digital Marketing (33:630:497 or 29:630:497)
• Marketing Research (22:630:604) may replace Marketing Research (33:630:385 or 29:630:385)
• Marketing Technology (22:630:691) may replace Marketing Technology (33:630:481)
• Social Media Marketing (22:630:632) may replace Social Media & Mobile Marketing (33:630:480 or 29:630:480)
• Special Topic: AI Applications in Marketing (22:630:685) may replace AI in Marketing (33:630:488)

• Demand Management (22:799:663) may replace Demand Planning and Fulfillment (33:799:310 or 29:799:310)
• Global Procurement and Supply Management (22:799:608) may replace Global Procurement and Sourcing Strategies (33:799:305 or 29:799:305)
• Supply Chain Finance (22:799:640) may replace Supply Chain Finance (33:799:491 or 29:799:491)
• Supply Chain Solution with ERP/SAP (22:799:659) may replace Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management with SAP (33:799:450 or 29:799:450)
• Introduction to Project Management (22:799:661) may replace Introduction to Project Management (33:799:380 or 29:799:380)
• Lean Six Sigma (22:799:676) may replace Introduction to Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing (33:799:460 or 29:799:460)
• Global Logistics Management (22:799:679) may replace Business Logistics and Transportation (33:799:330 or 29:799:330)
• Service Management (22:799:625) may replace Service Management (33:799:410 or 29:799:410)
• Supply Chain Sustainability (22:799:699) may replace Supply Chain Environmental Management/ Green Purchasing (33:799:440 or 22:799:440)