| A Bachelors of Science in Business Administration requires the successful completion of 121 academic credit hours (approximately 40 courses). To specialize in Management, students are required to complete 18 credit hours (6 classes) in this area of expertise. The following chart summarizes the distribution of credit hours. |
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Click here for a suggested BSBA course sequence for foundation, focused and core courses. |
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| The management program enhances the student's conceptual, analytical, entrepreneurial, communicative, decision-making, and interpersonal skills as related to a career in management. Management is the process of confronting and resolving situational problems in an organizational setting through planning, organizing, managing, leading, and controlling human and other resources so as to achieve the organization's mission and objectives. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| A multifaceted program balances specialized business topics such as leadership, globalization, entrepreneurship, decision-making, teamwork, change, and quality. Graduates of the program are prepared for challenging careers in a variety of managerial capacities existing with for-profit and nonprofit industries, such as retail, health care, government, social services, transportation, insurance, education, and manufacturing. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Available Internships: CVS Crate & Barrel Key Program Inc. Entercom Boston Enterprise Rent-A-Car Olympic Moving & Storage The Phoenix TJ Maxx Target Walgreens |
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| If you would like to contact Management Program Chair, Art Duhaime Assistant Professor of Management, e-mail him at: Arthur.Duhaime@nichols.edu or call him directly at (508) 213-2343. |