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Non-Business Course Opportunities

(Last updated April 20, 2007)

From time to time, other graduate programs on the U of M Ann Arbor campus notify us of courses which may be of particular interest to our MBA students.  We're posting links here, and encourage you to explore these classes as ways to enhance your experience at Michigan.  To register, go to WolverineAccess and search for the class to add to your schedule.  If the course access is restricted, you may need to contact the instructor for a permission, or attend the first day of class and ask about available space.

College of Architecture & Urban Planning

NEW! Fall 2007

Winter 2007 Class Offerings:

Public Policy

Graduate Sports Management Courses

Graduate Law Courses

  • Law 746: Taxation of Financial Instruments and Transactions. [NOTE: This 'Tax Law' class does NOT satisfy the MBA requirement for a business law or ethics course.]

Graduate School of Social Work Courses

  • SW 651: Planning for Organizational and Community Change
  • SW 660: Managing Projects and  Organizational Change
  • SW 661: Budgeting and Fiscal Management
  • SW662:  Management of Information Systems in Human Service Agencies
  • SW663:  Grant-getting, Contracting and Fund Raising
  • SW664:  Management of Human Resources
  • SW665:  Executive Leadership and Organizational Governance

See their website for course descriptions and terms offered.

Additional Resources

We'd Like Your Ideas!

If you have had a graduate class from another school on campus, and would like us to list it here, please email Academic Services at rossacadservices@umich.edu with the specific course number and school.  We'd be happy to add other classes to this web page.

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