The Business Management Program includes management, accounting, finance, marketing and computer applications as part of the curriculum. Utilizing industry-current business applications software, students will have the opportunity to research and analyze case studies and learn how to solve real-world business issues.
The Associate Degree Program in Business Management can lead to career opportunities in business, government, retail management, marketing and more. Students in the business management program will have the opportunity to work with faculty to create an interdisciplinary program of study leading to an Associate of Science Degree. Once the general education requirements have been met, students have the option of selecting and combining courses from multiple disciplines in order to construct a curriculum that reflects their individual interests.
Business Management Program Educational Objectives:
- Explain the core areas of management within an organization
- Analyze business organizations from a managerial perspective
- Utilize business computer applications and software to create and develop business documents and reports
- Make managerial decisions utilizing business statistics and decision support systems tools
- Research approaches used to manage various areas of a business organization
- Review current policies and regulations that govern business practices and operations
- Apply supervisory skills for effective management of individuals and teams
- Develop appropriate career and professional skills for the management field
Courses that one might take in the Business Management program are as follows:
- Consumer Behavior
- Fashion Marketing and Consumer Behavior
- Introduction to Business
- Introduction to Business Software Applications
- Legal Environment of Business
- Macroeconomics
- Management and Supervision
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- Microeconomics
- Principles of Accounting I
- Principles of Accounting II
- Principles of Finance
- Professional Sales Principles
- Retail Management
- Small Business Management
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