Major in Management
With the explosion of business opportunities around the country and the world, knowledgeable managers are more in demand than ever.
Courses such as organization behavior, human resource management, leadership, negotiations, managing diversity and compensation management round out a management major. A management major opens the door to responsible positions in both non-profit and for-profit institutions.
A student majoring in management must complete the business core (maintaining a C or better) and five additional courses in one of the following areas of specialization:
- Human Resource Management
- General Management
Required Courses
- BUS 350 Cultural Diversity in Organizations
- BUS 354 Human Resource Management
- BUS 453 Organization Behavior
Choose Two of the Following Courses:
- BUS 310 Business Analysis Using Microsoft Excel
- BUS 355 Negotiations: Theory and Practice
- BUS 365 Business Law
- BUS 454 Leadership
- BUS 457 Compensation Management
- BUS 468 Internship
Recommended but Not Required:
- BUS 470 Seminar in Special Topics
- BUS 492 Independent Study
Required Courses
- BUS 350 Cultural Diversity in Organizations
- BUS 356 Operations Management
- BUS 453 Organization Behavior
Choose Two of the Following Courses:
- BUS 355 Negotiations: Theory and Practice
- BUS 365 Business Law
- BUS 454 Leadership
- BUS 468 Internship
Recommended but Not Required:
- BUS 310 Business Analysis Using Microsoft Excel
- BUS 470 Seminar in Special Topics
- BUS 492 Independent Study