California University of Management and Sciences: Courses, Admission, Cost

CALUMS (California University of Management and Sciences) was established in 1998. Dr David Park founded the university in Anaheim. The university has been accredited by the ACICS (Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools). It is recognized by CHEA (the Council for Higher Education Accreditation). The first campus of California University of Management and Sciences was opened in 1998 in Anaheim in California. The second campus of the university was opened in 2008 in Fairfax in Virginia. The second campus is located on the Virginia campus.

Master of Business Administration provides courses like principles of management, business statistics, principles of economics, management communication, business statistics and analysis, advanced strategic management, leadership and organizational behaviour, operations planning and control, advanced management science, financial management and analysis, marketing management theory, managerial accounting, project planning and management seminar, and business and economic forecasting. Master of Science in Computer Information Systems offers courses like principles of management, business statistics, introduction to computer information systems, introduction to data structures and algorithms, management communication, business statistics and analysis, advanced strategic management, leadership and organizational behaviour, project planning and management seminar, management information systems, comparative system development methodologies, data modelling and database administration, advanced SQL, network planning and administration, and information systems security.

Master of Science in Economics offers courses like principles of management, business statistics, business communications, principles of economics, management communication, business statistics and analysis, advanced strategic management, project planning and management seminar, business and economic forecasting, microeconomics theory, advanced econometrics, advanced monetary theory, and managerial economics and operations research. Master of Science in Healthcare Management offers courses like principles of management, business statistics, healthcare concepts, healthcare terminology, management communication, business statistics and analysis, financial management and analysis, project planning and management seminar, business and economic forecasting, healthcare management theory, human resource development in healthcare, healthcare operations management and control, healthcare information systems, dynamics of healthcare law, and healthcare cases and research methodologies.

Master of Science in International Business has courses like principles of management, business statistics, business communications, principles of economics, management communication, business statistics and analysis, advanced strategic management, project planning and management seminar, business and economic forecasting, international relations, international economics, global supply chain management, international finance, international marketing theory, and international business law and ethics. It also provides a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management. The elective courses that are available are corporate finance, risk management, auditing and taxation, business and web analytics, economic development, money and banking, economics and politics, international import and export management, transportation and logistics management, global financial markets.

General education courses include Communications, Humanities and Arts, Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Science and Technology. Communications include College English, Reading and Composition, Creative Writing, and Communication and Speech. Humanities and Arts include Introduction to Art, Art History, Art Appreciation, History of Western Civilization, History of Eastern Civilization, American Literature, World Literature, Introduction to Philosophy, Oriental Philosophy, Western Philosophy, U.S. History, World History, Religions of the World, Introduction to Ethics, Classics, and Logic. Others are Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Science and Technology.