This major provides students with knowledge and skills managers need to deal with contemporary management challenges, such as leading and motivating people of different ages and backgrounds, developing strategies for competing in the global economy, and balancing the interest of multiple stakeholders in a complex legal, political, and ethical environment. The management core provides a general overview of the knowledge and skills required for effectively managing people and organizations. Students then supplement that overview with either the Human Capital Management concentration or the Organizational Leadership concentration. Career opportunities are in management trainee positions, human capital management, customer service, consulting, and family businesses.

Careers in Management Career opportunities are many and diverse; Management majors find positions in all industries including professional services and consulting, consumer products, insurance, manufacturing, banking, retail, and more. You will find Management alumni in positions in consulting, leadership development, human capital management, business analysis, and customer service management, among many others.