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Re-envisioning a Masters of Science in Marketing Degree

Association of Marketing Theory and Practice Proceedings, 2021
In response to changing market demands for marketing graduates, our university’s Department of Marketing began a major revision to its MS Marketing program. With input from faculty, administrators, students, industry contacts, and MS directors at peer institutions, the department developed a vision for the program that emphasizes “real-world ...
Weathers, Danny, Swain, Scott D
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Predicting success in a Master of Information Science degree programme

Education for Information, 2008
This study provides an insight into factors that can help predict the success of students admitted to a Master of information science (MInfSc) programme and aid admission committees in selecting candidates that are most likely to succeed in a graduate programme of information science, using the MInfSc programme at the Africa Regional Centre for ...
Rosemary O. Agbonlaho, Uzoamaka J. Offor
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Ontology for the description of a masters degree program in computer sciences

Proceedings of the XVIII International Conference on Human Computer Interaction, 2017
In this paper, a method for constructing a manual ontology for a Computer Sciences Master program is described using some elements from the METHONTOLOGY, Gruninger and Fox, and Bravo's methodologies. We follow a series of steps in order to represent the knowledge-base of the Master's Degree program, some competency answers are done as part of the ...
Cecilia Reyes Peña   +2 more
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Reinventing the Science Master's Degree

Science, 1999
The Sloan Foundation is backing an experiment at five universities to offer science undergrads an alternative to the Ph.D.--a professional master of science degree that is tailored toward careers in business and industry rather than academe. The new breed of science master9s must overcome several hurdles, however, including the disdain U.S.
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A professional master's degree program in computer science

Papers of the SIGCSE/CSA technical symposium on Computer science education -, 1978
A graduate program leading to the Master of Computer Science degree is described. It is a terminal degree intended to provide advanced training for computer science professionals, particularly those whose original training was in areas other than computer science. The paper starts by comparing this type of program to master's programs at other schools.
Magel, Kenneth, Mills, Everald E.
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A statewide master of science degree program in agronomy

Journal of Agronomic Education, 1989
ABSTRACTThere is a need for continuing education in agronomy. Therefore, during the spring of 1986, the Agronomy Department, in cooperation with the Office of Continuing Education and Public Service at the University of Illinois, Urbana‐Champaign received permission from the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) to offer an M.S.
D. A. Miller, L. E. Schrader
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Master's Degree in Movement Science: The Liverpool Opportunity

Physiotherapy, 1988
Summary An update on the opportunities available to physiotherapists for studying a master's degree in human movement science at the University of Liverpool is presented. Specific information about the course and its objectives are given in the form of a dialogue between the course co-ordinator and an intending student.
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A program leading to a master of science degree in community mental health

Community Mental Health Journal, 1969
Northern Illinois University now offers a master of science in community mental health degree program. This is a multidisciplinary program involving the Departments of Education, Psychology, Sociology, and Home Economics, with each department offering two or more relevant courses.
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Development of a Master’s of Science Degree within Multimedia Management

2003
From 1967 when Douglas Engelbart developed the mouse to the present, user interfaces have developed exponentially, and with the arrival of bitmap displays and the popularity of graphical user interfaces, object-oriented programming is now a core paradigm of user interface development.
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