Program Overview
The undergraduate Management Major Online is designed to provide you with the opportunity to earn an undergraduate degree in management completely online and seeks to provide undergraduate students with a broad overview of organizational management. It offers a flexible program of courses that emphasizes the most current knowledge in the management profession.
This major will emphasize solid theoretical and practical knowledge in the areas of:
- Legal Environment of Business
- Information Systems
- Business & Professional Communication
- Applied Macroeconomics
- Financial Management
- Operation & Management
- Operations Management
- Strategic Management
- Marketing Management
- Applications of Quantitative Methods
Major requirements include:
- Organizational Behavior
- International Business
- Human Resource Management
Program of Study
Please visit the Undergraduate Student Services site for the plan. Pre-core courses and general education requirements must be completed before enrolling. It is highly recommended that you see a CBA advisor prior to enrolling in the online undergraduate Management Major.
During your program of study you will have access to student academic services, who will provide you with academic support and guidance. There are various modes of contact you can use to communicate with an academic advisor and our support team to have all your questions answered.
Visit the future students section in our website and find out if online learning is right for you? Try out a course and find out what computer requirements are required, how to get you started and how much it will cost?
Careers in Management
With a degree in Management, careers that may be open to you include:
- Management
- Finance
- Accounting
- Marketing
- Government
Where the Jobs Are
Employment opportunities available in business and industry including:
- Banks and financial institutions
- Retail stores
- Restaurants
- Hotels
- Non-profit organizations
- Service providers
- Healthcare organizations
- Local state and federal government
- Self-employed
Strategies to Succeed
- Be prepared to start in entry- level management positions
- Gain experience through internships or jobs
- Work at a retail store or restaurant, and advance into an assistant manager position
- Get involved in student organizations and assume leadership roles
- Demonstrate an entrepreneurial spirit, a strong work ethic, integrity and a sense of independence
- Take courses in secondary specialty such as marketing or information systems to increase job opportunities
- Learn to work well in a team
For more specific information or to start your search for a job in Management, visit the Career Services website.
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