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Sep 07, 2024
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2024-2025 Greensburg Campus Catalog
Management, BS
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The Management major is a modern business program emphasizing the management of individuals and groups within the business organization and the quantitative and analytical methods required in decision making. Students can select an area of concentration (ARCO) in Finance, Marketing, or Supply Chain and Project Management, or select the (general) Management Concentration major.
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Core Courses for the Finance, Marketing, and Supply Chain/Project Management Concentrations - 6 courses (18 credits)
Students selecting one of the three Areas of Concentration in Management will complete the following six courses.
Finance Concentration 4 courses (12 credits)
The Finance ARCO provides students with a well-rounded education in the role that finance has in a firm, its industry, and the economy. They learn how capital markets operate and focus on empirical knowledge that are useful for investment decisions. With courses such as Personal Financial Planning, Investments, Financial Institutions & Markets, and Business Economics, the concepts learned will be well-suited for whichever path they choose in their Management career.
Marketing Concentration 4 courses (12 credits)
The Marketing ARCO in the Management Major provides students with a well-rounded education in the role that marketing has in a firm, its industry and the economy. With courses such as Introduction to Marketing, Digital Marketing and Commerce, Marketing Research, and Advertising and Promotion, students learn how to apply the concepts needed to develop a rationale from a marketing perspective that guides an organization’s decisions and the activities of a firm. These concepts learned are well-suited for whichever path they choose in their Management career.
Supply Chain and Project Management Concentration 4 courses (12 credits)
The Supply Chain and Project Management concentration of the Management major provides students with a well rounded education in the role of a project manager or supply chain manager. Graduates will gain skills in the Project management, Supply Chain management and the Total Quality Management for project management and supply chain management. Project management is an emerging field that provides a valuable skillset for numerous different industries and supply-chain management, which involves organizing the acquisition, production and distribution of goods, is in demand as e-commerce continues to grow. Both project management and supply chain management are projected to be rapidly growing fields.
Elective courses for the Finance, Marketing, and Supply Chain/Project Management Concentrations - 5 courses (15 credits)
Complete a total of five electives.
Three elective courses must be MGMT courses or INFSCI 0010.
Two additional elective courses in Management (MGMT) or Healthcare Management (HCM). Students may also selecte elective courses in other subject areas from the approved Management Electives list. See the website or an academic advisor for details.
One the two additonal electives can be a three-credit internship.
Core Courses for the General Management Major - 7 courses (21 credits)
General Management Courses - 4 courses (12 credits)
Elective Courses for the General Management major - 4 courses (12 credits)
Students will take an additional four elective courses in Management (MGMT) or Healthcare Management (HCM). Students may also selecte elective courses in other subject areas from the approved Management Electives list. See the website or an academic advisor for details.
One the electives can be a three-credit internship.
Additional Requirement 1 course (3 credits)
After earning 90 credits, and fullfilling each course within the core, all Management majors must take MGMT 1955 , Strategic Management, to fulfill the capstone course requirement.
Liberal Arts Courses
Management majors must take the following courses used to satisfy the General Education requirements. *Some of the courses listed below may have prerequisites.
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