The MS in Acquisition and Contract Management prepares you for careers in government and commercial organizations across multiple industries.
This program addresses many challenges faced by government contracting for specialized acquisitions. These acquisitions include contracts for services, research and development, and information technology. You'll learn to navigate ongoing demands for the implementation of performance-based contracts and competitive sourcing as competition for resources grows within the government and throughout industry.
Courses
Requirements
Foundation Course
(6 Credits, DCL 600M)
Core Courses
(6 Credits, ACM 610)
(6 Credits, ACM 620)
(6 Credits, ACM 630)
ACM 640
(6 Credits, ACM 670)
You must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher at all times.
All degree requirements must be fulfilled within five consecutive years.
Any transfer credits must have been earned within the five-year time frame to be applied toward a graduate degree.
Foundation Course
(6 Credits, DCL 600M)
Core Courses
(6 Credits, ACM 610)
(6 Credits, ACM 620)
(6 Credits, ACM 630)
ACM 640
(6 Credits, ACM 670)
You must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher at all times.
All degree requirements must be fulfilled within five consecutive years.
Any transfer credits must have been earned within the five-year time frame to be applied toward a graduate degree.
Program Highlights
Develop skills and gain knowledge through coursework that draws from the expertise and experience of our respected faculty.
Create an Acquisition Strategy
Integrate supply chain management principles, technologies, and processes.
Apply Ethical Standards
Conduct public, private, and international acquisitions in a legal and ethical manner.
Conduct Source Selection
Design an effective acquisition sustainability strategy that incorporates risk management techniques.
Handle Purchasing & Logistics
Devise a comprehensive plan to handle purchasing and logistics for a commodity.
Streamline the Process
Leverage post-award principles and practices to streamline the acquisition process.
Study Acquisition Sustainability
Design an effective acquisition sustainability strategy that incorporates risk management techniques.
