Operations Concentration

The Operations Management concentration provides students with management skills for planning, coordinating, and controlling the people and technology used to transform raw materials into goods and services. Students with a concentration in Operations Management are well prepared to contribute to the economic development and competitiveness of New Mexico and the U.S. by taking advantage of excellent career opportunities in consulting, inventory planning, purchasing, supply chain management, production control, production scheduling, quality management, and material resource planning in a wide variety of manufacturing and service industries. These include manufacturing, banking, insurance, hospitals, tourism, and construction.

The concentration consists of 15 credit hours of Operations Management courses beyond the normal MBA core requirements.

Operations Concentration Checklist

Download the Operations checklist for MBA students. Please use this worksheet as a guide to satisfy your graduation requirements. Check off the courses as you complete them to keep track of your progress.

Questions regarding concentration requirements should be addressed your MBA advisor or with the Accounting Faculty Concentration Advisor.

Operations Faculty Concentration Advisor

Mary Margaret Rogers


Department Contact Information

Bobbie Murray
  • Bobbie Murray
  • Administrative Assistant for MIDS Academic Department
  • Phone: (505) 277-8438
  • Office: ASM 2162


Steven Yourstone


MBA Application Best Consideration Dates for Domestic Students

  • APR 1 - Fall semester
  • OCT 1 - Spring semester
  • (no summer admission cycle)

MBA/MACCT Application Deadlines for International Students

Masters of Accounting (MACCT) Application Deadlines

  • APR 1 - Fall semester
  • OCT 1 - Spring semester
  • (no summer admission cycle)