Management

Major

The undergraduate major in management equips students with the skills to lead and manage organizations effectively. Graduates are well-prepared for advanced studies in business and other fields. Through mastery of key concepts—such as ethics, organizational behavior, human resources, leadership, cultural differences, and negotiation—students learn to inspire themselves and others, driving successful outcomes. A culminating capstone course allows students to apply their knowledge in a real-world context, showcasing their ability to integrate and implement what they’ve learned. 

Management majors can choose from four concentrations that allow for specialization that helps them further distinguish themselves from their peers. 

• Curriculum Guide
  • Aging Services Management Concentration
  • Human Resources Management Concentration
  • Organizational Leadership Concentration
  • Project Management Concentration

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employment after graduation

Management majors are well-prepared for diverse career paths. Employment in management occupations is growing faster than average, with approximately 1.2 million openings anticipated annually between 2024 and 2034. In May 2023, the median annual wage for managers across all career stages was $116,880, significantly higher than the median annual wage for all occupations, which was $48,060.

Management major graduates often pursue careers in:

• Top executive roles, such as Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO)
• Human resources manager generalist roles
• Business founders/Business owners
• Compensation and benefits 
• Training and development
• Construction managers
• Medical and health services managers
• Property managers
• Retail management
• Community services and recreation managers