Management, B.S.

This program, offered in both face-to-face and online-only formats, is designed for adult students who are current managers or professionals who take on management functions. It seeks to enhance the effectiveness of those involved in management of human, fiscal, and information resources in a variety of organizational settings.

Program Details:

Requires 180 QH, including 60 QH of General Education, for completion
A maximum of 60 QH of technical credit may be transferred
Credit by examination and credit by proficiency are accepted for general education credit
Credit by examination, proficiency and portfolio are accepted for elective credit
The Management Core must be taken at NLU
Students may complete a major or concentration, listed below

Major:

Spanish Language and Culture Studies

Concentrations:

Public Policy

International Management

Leadership

Aging Studies

Required Courses

Communications

One college-level Communications course

Humanities

One Humanitites course

Fine Arts

One Fine Arts course

Quantitative Reasoning

One college-level Mathematics course

Physical and Life Sciences

One Science course

Social Sciences

One Social Science course

Behavioral Science

One Behavioral Science course

Additional General Education

Choose additional General Education courses to total 60 QH of general education

Management Core - 51 QH

MGT403	Introduction to BSM/BSMIS
MGT478	Managerial Assessment
MGT410	Management and Supervision
MGT431	Communication Skills for Managers
MGT479	Management Development Practicum
MGT412	Organizational Behavior
MGT436	Critical Thinking for Managers
MGT458	Marketing for Managers
MGT416	Information Systems Concepts
MGT430	Communication in Organizations
MGT454	Project Management
MGT444	Financial Decision Making
MGT452	Legal and Ethical Principles in Management
MGT482	Strategic Management

Electives - 69 QH

Choose elective courses to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 QH. The courses below are recommended:

MGT103	Personal Project Management
LIBR200	Digital Information Literacy
MGT230	Better Business Writing
MGT215	Quantitative Tools in Business
ACL301	Perspectives on Prior Learning

Notes: MGT 103, LIBR 200, MGT 230, and MGT 215 are recommended for freshmen. ACL 301 is required for students wishing to prepare a portfolio documenting prior learning.