The Management Major allows students to prepare for a wide variety of career paths. The core principles of management can be found in most organizations including large & small companies, non-profit organizations, schools, government organizations and in entrepreneurial ventures.
These principles involve developing plans, organizing resources, leading people, and evaluating results. Students will develop interpersonal, critical thinking, and analytical skills while they seek out ways to achieve business objectives through case study analysis and business simulations.
Students seeking to complete more than one major in the Business Department must complete a minimum of 24 additional hours of new content beyond the first major.
Each minor in the Business Department requires a minimum of 16 additional hours of new content beyond the requirements of declared majors in the department.
Core Courses:
Management Courses:
Ethics Requirement
Students must take one 300-level Ethics course from the following list:
And two of the following:
Internship Requirement
Students must complete a two-credit internship or IC 421 as part of the major:
