Are you ready to dive into entrepreneurship, human resource management, and project management?
NSU’s comprehensive management program will help you learn how to cultivate value for employees, clients, and investors. Whether you prefer on-campus learning or the flexibility of online classes, we accommodate your schedule, allowing you to balance personal and work life.
As a management major, you’ll master the skills needed to assume leadership roles, navigate complex problem-solving scenarios, devise strategic plans, conduct comprehensive evaluations, and efficiently coordinate operations within the dynamic sphere of business management. This degree program, available both online and on campus, emphasizes the significance of fostering human relations, enabling you to gain insights into the evolving workforce.
Offered On Campus and Online
120 Credit Hours
Estimated Time to Complete: Four Years
Sample Coursework
Entrepreneurship I
Organization and Management
Business Leadership
Organizational Development
Human Resource Management
Organizational Behavior
International Management
Policy and Strategy
Related Minors
Agricultural Business
Banking and Financial Services
Business
Entrepreneurship
Human Resource
International Business Studies
Management Information Systems
Marketing
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Real World Experiences in the Classroom
Students will learn key management skills through course assignments and activities. These skills include teamwork, communication, and leadership to name a few. Group projects, guest speakers, and networking opportunities are common in the management curriculum to help students gain confidence in planning and leading organizations. Students have also displayed their skills in regional and national competitions.
Management students have opportunities to learn through hands-on activities and competitions. Policy and Strategy and Human Resource Management both use simulations to replicate business scenarios where students learn to make critical decisions in real time. In some instances, students only compete against teams in their course, but others allow world-wide competition.
