BBA in Management

 

B.B.A. in Management

The Bachelor of Business Administration degree program in Management is designed for the generalist who wants a broad business background. Graduates develop skills required to manage all types of business, directing accounting, data processing, inspection, maintenance, marketing, personnel, research, and sales.

In addition to general education courses, all candidates must complete a 60 hour major requirements curriculum that includes a capstone course.

Management Career Opportunities

Every firm needs management. Some authors predict that there will be a major shortage of managers because of a lack of qualified people and a decline in the population of baby boomers.

Because there are managers in every field, it is impossible to list every managerial job title. Major categories of management include operations management, personnel management, retail store management, government management, hospital administration, and restaurant management.

Core Courses (in alpha order)

• AC 201 Accounting Principles I (Financial)
• AC 202 Accounting Principles II (Managerial)
• BA 206 Microeconomics
• BA 309 Quantitative Methods for Business
• BA 316 Legal Environment of Business
• BA 327 Managerial Finance
• BA 458 Information Systems
• BA 464 Operations Management
• BA 499 Strategic Management & Policy
• BAPA 303 Business Statistics
• BAPA 306 Business Communications
• MGPA 301 Management Principles*
• MK 315 Marketing Principles

* Students must take MGPA 301 prior to taking management major courses.

Management Course Requirements (in alpha order)

• BA 447 International Business
• BAPA 417 Ethics in Business & Government
• MG 302 Small Business Management
• MG 318 Organizational Behavior
• MG 331 Labor-Management Relations
• MGHR 333 Human Resource Management

Elective Courses

Consult your advisor.

Academic Advisor for Management

Gregg Chase, Ph.D. 770-538-4389 or 800-252-5119, ext. 4389