Management

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Why study management at WCSU?
As a WCSU Management major, you will develop practical skills to manage yourself, other individuals, work, and teams. You will be able to assess and improve business process, understand the impact of organizational structure, and have an appreciation for the global, ethical, and environmental factors that impact organizations.

Effective management = leadership in action
Successful managers are leaders who optimize human, physical, and financial resources to achieve an organization’s objectives.

Ancell leads . . . to successful careers in Management
Our Management program emphasizes practical application to support theories learned, and prepares students to meet the expectations of a wide range of entry-level management positions. Whether you are improving your communication skills, critical thinking or negotiation skills, or studying the global, social, environmental and ethical factors that influence organizations, ASB will help you meet your goals.

Program type: Bachelor of Business Administration
Minors / Options: Human Resources Option, Small Business and Entrepreneurial Management Option, Management Supervisory Management Option, and Minor in Management
School: Ancell School of Business
Primary Location: Westside Campus
Faculty: Listing
Program Information:
- Bachelor of Business Administration in Management (Human Resources Option)
  The human resource management option is offered for those students who want to pursue careers in departments such as human resource management, employee relations, or personnel.
- Bachelor of Business Administration in Management (Small Business and Entrepreneurial Management Option)
  The small business management and entrepreneurial option is offered for students who plan to pursue a career in a small business or who have the goal of starting a small business.
- Bachelor of Business Administration in Management (Management Supervisory Management Option)
  The supervisory management option is offered for students seeking management knowledge prerequisite for supervisory positions in industrial, service, retail, and wholesale type organizations.

To provide students with the knowledge, perspectives, and competencies necessary to understand and practice management as a generic process in all types of organizations and, thus, to prepare them for future managerial positions.

A graduate of the Management Department’s majors should:

Possess a knowledge of the fundamental concepts of management as an organizational process
Display the communication skills, both written and oral, used in business and organizational settings
Recognize ethical challenges and ethical actions in organizational settings
Possess the skills to work effectively in groups and teams
Appreciate diversity among individuals as an organizational strength
Be capable of analyzing and correcting organizational processes

Minor Program Information:

Minor in Management

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