Undergraduate Management Combined Concentration

Combining a functional concentration with management gives you an edge in today’s dynamic and competitive job market. The combined concentration broadens your perspective. The ability to look at business strategy as a bigger picture and to have a broader knowledge base are valuable skills, especially if you wish to be part of the corporate management team.

Flexibility

With a joint management concentration you tailor your program to your own needs, producing a degree with depth and variety in multiple areas of business. You get the chance to match the field’s range of subjects to your own goals and interests. Consider just a few of the critical topics and projects featured in management classes.

• competitive advantage
• entrepreneurship
• leadership and ethics
• organizational effectiveness
• social entrepreneurship
• talent management
• strategic human resource management
• designing motivating jobs
• compensation
• cloud computing applications in human resource management
• workforce analytics
• global leadership
• career management

Innovative Classroom Experiences

Knowledgeable professors will engage you with hands-on learning, team projects, and other innovative educational experiences. Supplementing these instructors are visiting lectures from successful alumni and other prominent leaders who represent local, regional and international companies. These guest speakers relate their own experiences and discuss current and emerging applications of course concepts.

Jobs

All types of companies recognize the value of a joint management concentration. Results of recent alumni surveys illustrate their success at a wide variety of small, medium, and global businesses. You can find graduates with joint management concentrations at these and many other firms:

Next Steps

Find out more about the options available for Combined Management Concentrations designed to meet your unique interests and skill sets. For more detailed information, check out the complete list of undergraduate management classes and course descriptions.