Business Management Degree Overview
Students earning the management specialization will acquire insights into management theories and the cutting-edge management techniques needed by managers today. Students will also develop management competencies and gain the skills needed to integrate marketing, accounting and financial programs to produce effective business strategies.
All business functions require management personnel, from sales and marketing to operations to accounting. Whether you aspire to direct an organization at an executive level or want to hone your skills as an effective and influential manager of a small team, strong managers are important for every industry.
Course Highlights
Our rigorous curriculum covers a variety of management issues, giving students the foundation to become effective managers capable of making a difference within their organizations. Here are a few of the B.S. Business Administration, Management degree program course highlights:
- Business and Society (MGT360): This course examines the social, ethical and technological trends that affect business operations.
- Change Management (MGT440): This course focuses on managing the fast and effective implementation of large-scale change initiatives.
- Management of Complex Organizations (MGT475): This course focuses on the many types of challenges managers face and how the different business functions are connected.
- Introduction to International Business (MGT490): Students will learn about the impact of international business on countries, corporations and individuals around the world and will examine the role of culture, policies and politics.
Management Specialization Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the business management degree program will be able to:
- Apply the strategic planning process as well as associated analytical tools and business models.
- Analyze the impact of globalization and technology on management theories.
- Assess the foundations of organizational behavior and keys to change management.
- Discuss alternative leadership styles and their application in today’s diverse business cultures.
- Apply quality management strategies to organizational improvement.
- Influencing companies through powerful management.
View general education learning outcomes of American Sentinel’s general education curriculum.
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Students graduating with the B.S. Business Administration, management specialization, complete 39 credit hours of general education courses, 66 credit hours of courses in the major and 15 credit hours of management specialization courses.
Students residing in the state of Arkansas should refer to their General Education requirements.
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Career Opportunities for Online Business Management Degree Students
No matter what your industry, competent managers capable of building great teams, leading an organization to success, achieving objectives and motivating people are always in demand. Managers must tackle a variety of problems within an organization from developing successful strategies and solving conflicts to improving processes and culture. They must understand people and how to work with others to move the organization forward. The American Sentinel B.S. Business Administration, management specialization, prepares students to be effective managers and leaders.
What types of management occupations are available? You could manage people in nearly any industry, or you could work as a specific type of manager within your department - from HR management positions to accounting management positions to finance management positions. Armed with the skills to think critically, collaborate with others and motivate teams, your business management degree will boost your career.





