Management

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If you’re a born leader, consider a career
in management. 

One of the best routes to a high-level business career is to pursue a degree in Business Administration with a focus in management, which will equip you with the tools and knowledge you need to make strategic decisions about the personnel and financial resources of your organization.

Today's businesses need exceptional CEOs, managers, and administrators capable of controlling complex situations and making difficult decisions that can lead to a company's success. More than planning and organizing resources, business managers must be skilled at applying business principals to direct human resources in all facets of industry and government.

What You’ll Learn

By focusing on management, you will learn to plan, organize, direct, and control an organization's activities. Through a combination of classroom learning and hands-on experiences, you will examine models of effective leadership and learn how to identify, prioritize, and address business opportunities in a global environment.

Career Options

Many management students find entry-level jobs in the areas of banking and financial services, retail, health care, government agencies, service industries, not-for-profit organizations, and entrepreneurial ventures.

Typically, management students enter management training programs and move through the ranks as they prove their skills. Individuals with management ability are highly sought after in all professions; opportunities are limited only by your determination, imagination, and ambition.

Program Requirements

In keeping with FSC's mission to prepare students to make positive and important contributions to society, you will benefit from core courses along with your business course work.

Business Administration Requirements

Management Electives

In addition to the Business Core Requirements, Business Administration majors who choose to pursue management will complete an additional twenty four credit hours selected in consultation with your advisor.

For a complete listing of requirements, please refer
to the academic catalog »