Overview:
Fundamental business principles affect organizations of all
sizes: strategy, productivity, profitability, communication. Each principle
falls under the responsibility of managers, who need to have comprehensive
business skill sets to steer their companies in the right direction and succeed
in a competitive modern job market.
With Cambridge Technical College Bachelor disagree in
Management; you can gain practical, job-ready expertise in the most important
aspects of management. That includes marketing, facilities management, finance,
healthcare, IT, human resources, and consulting. Studying at your own pace, you
can boost your leadership skills in a way that fits your busy life—and your
budget.
The Bachelor of Science in Management program is designed for
students seeking to acquire a concentration of management knowledge within a
broad base of business concepts. Students will acquire insights into management
theories and the cutting-edge management techniques needed by managers. In
addition to developing management competencies, students will gain the skills
needed to integrate marketing, accounting, and financial programs to produce
effective business strategies.
After completing the Management program, students will be able to:
- Describe the nature and process of management within modern organizations and
explain how to successfully apply management theories and principles to the
situations and challenges that typically occur in managing a business.
- Describe the foundational tools of business finance and
their applications to controlling the firm’s financial environment and to
making financial business decisions in an analytical manner.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the strategic management process and an ability to
assess industry attractiveness and the competitive environment.
- Discuss strategic considerations that marketers are facing related to
technology and technology implementation.
- Identify and analyze the pertinent concepts and theories of law, ethical
issues that arise, and the principles of legal reasoning.
- Identify and apply
fundamental math concepts for operations and problem solving, and apply basic
statistical concepts and tools in order to correctly interpret the results of
statistical analyses.
- Utilize the tools and methodologies needed to solve marketing problems,
including developing marketing plans and the use of various marketing
strategies.
- Demonstrate a foundation of computer and information systems knowledge,
technical skills, and a basic understanding of computer applications.
- Demonstrate proficiency with English composition, and apply fundamental
processes, theories, and methods to business communication in the workplace.
- Getting down to business