Management

The Management major is an interdisciplinary major grounded in the organizational, social, and behavioral sciences. The major’s goals are to help students develop the interpersonal, analytical, and diagnostic skills necessary to succeed in a wide variety of industries. The Management major also helps students to lead effectively in increasingly diverse organizations; think creatively, act entrepreneurially, and innovate effectively; develop skills in managing human and social capital; and communicate effectively. The Management major prepares students for a wide range of job opportunities in management consulting firms, innovative corporations, entrepreneurial ventures and non-profits.  

Curriculum

Required Course

• MGMT-297: Negotiations

Three Management Section A courses

• MGMT-200: Communicating for Business Leadership
• MGMT-205: Intercultural Communications 
• MGMT-229: Growing Entrepreneurial Businesses
• MGMT-275: Management Consulting
• MGMT-277: Imagination and Creativity
• MGMT-278: Courage and Moral Leadership
• MGMT-295: Managing Human Capital
• MGMT-296: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace
• MGMT-299: Leadership

One course from either the above list or choose a course below

• ACCT-211: Accounting and Management Strategy
• MARK-222: Consumer Behavior
• MGMT-220: Foundations of Entrepreneurship
• MGMT-224: Launching Entrepreneurial Ventures
• OPIM-256: Digital Technologies & Analytics