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Dec 30, 2024
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2011-2013 Undergradate & Graduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED PUBLICATION]
Management Major, B.A./B.S.
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The management major is designed to prepare students for careers as managers in for-profit or not-for-profit organizations, private sector, or public sector. Managers set the goals of their organizations and decide how best to achieve them. They direct activities and allocate financial, physical, and information resources. They lead members of the organization to work together, and they monitor progress toward achieving the organization’s goals. The management major provides broad coverage of the technical, interpersonal, conceptual, and analytical skills necessary to specialize in a particular concentration such as human resource management or change/innovation management.
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Core Requirements for All Business Majors (31 hours)
The following required core courses provide breadth in a college education for business and a foundation for specialization in a major: Note(s):
(1) Required of marketing majors
(2) Required of accounting and professional services, business administration, business education, computer information systems, finance, and management majors Business Major Requirements (24-33 hours)
Specific upper-division course requirements for the various business major programs are listed in the following sections. These upper-level major course requirements should be completed during the junior and senior years. Major (55 hours)
(24 hours of major courses and 31 hours of business core) Required Courses (15 hours)
Concentrations selected from one of the following (9 hours):
Human Resource Management
General Management
Nine hours of any 300/400 level management courses plus: Electives (16 hours)
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