Cutting-edge technology, interpersonal connection, problem-solving, and innovation
Step into the future of management, where cutting-edge technology meets the power of human connection. Management offers a launchpad to lead organizations with impact, purpose, and a global mindset. Smart, agile, value-driven leaders make complex decisions and bring out the best in both people and processes -- meeting customer demands, solving production challenges, navigating financial hurdles, and igniting bold entrepreneurial ideas. Management builds extraordinary workplaces that listen to diverse voices and drive unstoppable financial success that makes a lasting positive impact on the world.
What You Will Learn
Get the complete business toolkit, with a broad curriculum including artificial intelligence, analytics, entrepreneurship, human resources, marketing, finance, leadership, and more. Prepare yourself to lead with confidence, tackle great and small challenges head-on, and grow any organization in a dynamic global environment.
Get to know our management faculty, and then explore the requirements of the degree program below.
Sample Courses
In addition to a core business curriculum from the economics, marketing, finance, and accounting departments, you’ll take managementspecific coursework, complete an internship, and choose electives that interest you. Here’s a sample of what you can expect to learn and do:
- Entrepreneurship
This course sheds light on the entrepreneurial process, from opportunity recognition to the funding and growth of a new venture. By engaging with case studies and each other, students learn how successful ventures have been created as well as how to create a novel venture from scratch. Importantly, the central aim of this course is not the creation of a successful business per se, but to provide a comprehensive toolkit for prospective founders so that their decision to engage in entrepreneurship is as well thought-out and fruitful as possible.
- International Management
This course explores the complexities arising from managing an international business with a framework for analyzing and successfully operating across nations. Students develop interpersonal and cross-cultural understanding and negotiation skills through in-class participatory exercises, case discussions, supplementary readings, and a group research project.
- Contemporary Managerial Decision Making
This course provides students with diagnostic and analytical tools and skills for informing effective decisions. A course project requires diagnostic skills to formulate problems, decision-modeling skills, data collection and analysis skills, and managerial skills such as planning, organizing, leading, and controlling