What You Can Do With Your Management Degree
Professors with Real-World Experience
"The Management Department is comprised of professors with real-world experiences, which makes them extremely knowledgeable about what real-world business practices are like."
Corey Berkey '10, BS in Human Resource Management
Choose your Business Path and Pursue it with Confidence
Since 2010, the economy has been growing steadily, albeit at a slower pace than during other recoveries. Consumer confidence is bouncing back, and job growth is on the rise. Companies are expanding their operations. Entrepreneurs now operate in a global growth economy. Companies in both manufacturing and service industries are looking for those who have the skills to manage their growth. All of this bodes well for those with business management degrees.
Career Opportunities
With an undergraduate degree in management, depending on your track, you can pursue employment in a wide range of jobs in both the private and public sectors. The kinds of areas where you can find work include:
- Production management
- Entry-level management positions in service industries such as health care, information technology, finance, transportation, etc.
- Process management
- Project management
- Entrepreneurship
- Human resources management
- Customer service management
- International commerce and operations
Path to Higher Degrees
Expand your job choices and increase your salary potential by completing graduate studies.
- MBA
- MS in Management
- PhD in Management