Management, B.S.
Program overview
Students in the Bachelor of Science degree program in Management at St. Francis College in Brooklyn explore current techniques for the management and operation of small, medium, and large business organizations, international companies, government agencies, and non-profit institutions. Students develop the ability to interpret data and supply quantitative, statistical, and logical solutions to business programs.
In the Management degree program at SFC, emphasis is placed on the acquisition of skills, as well as the integration of marketing, domestic and international business, finance, project management, and human resource management disciplines in order to hone their ability to identify solutions to 21st- century business problems.
Underlying the focused, outcomes-driven business management degree curriculum is SFCβs robust General Education Program, which is the cornerstone of SFC and affirms its mission to graduate educated, well-rounded individuals prepared to enter the workforce and work to change and culturally diversify the world.
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PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
The Management, B.S. program requires the completion of coursework designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of business operations, leadership, and organizational strategy. The curriculum includes foundational courses in business administration, accounting, economics, marketing, and information systems, followed by advanced coursework in management, organizational behavior, and strategic decision-making.
Students develop skills in leadership, communication, problem-solving, and teamwork that are essential for managing people and resources in dynamic organizational environments. The program also emphasizes ethical decision-making, global business perspectives, and the ability to analyze complex business challenges.
In addition to core business and management courses, students may complete elective courses that allow them to explore specialized areas of interest within management. Successful completion of all required coursework prepares graduates to lead teams, manage operations, and contribute effectively to the success and growth of organizations.
PROGRAM LEARNING OBJECTIVES
PROGRAM LEARNING OBJECTIVES
PLO 1: Apply the appropriate business processes, concepts, and methodologies.
PLO 2: Organize data to apply analytical methodologies to solve qualitative and quantitative problems in business.
PLO 3: Communicate effectively in teams to complete projects and tasks.
PLO 4: Examine professional ethics in light of legal, organizational, and societal responsibilities.
CURRICULUM HIGHLIGHTS
CURRICULUM HIGHLIGHTS
The Management, B.S. curriculum provides students with a comprehensive understanding of how organizations operate and how effective leaders guide teams and resources to achieve strategic goals. Students study key areas of business, including organizational behavior, leadership, marketing, accounting, and strategic management, gaining the knowledge needed to make informed managerial decisions.
The program emphasizes the development of leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills that are essential for managing people and projects in diverse organizational environments. Through case studies, collaborative projects, and practical applications, students learn how to analyze business challenges, develop effective strategies, and lead teams successfully. The curriculum also highlights ethical decision-making and responsible leadership, preparing graduates to contribute positively to organizations and the communities they serve.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
π’ Business Manager β You will oversee daily operations, manage teams, and help organizations achieve their strategic goals.
π Operations Manager β You will coordinate business processes and improve efficiency within organizations.
π Business Analyst β You will analyze organizational performance and recommend strategies for growth and improvement.
π€ Human Resources Specialist β You will support employee recruitment, training, and organizational development.
π£ Marketing Manager β You will develop strategies that promote products, services, and brand growth.
πΌ Project Manager β You will plan, organize, and lead projects from initiation to completion.
π Entrepreneur or Small Business Owner β You will launch and manage your own business ventures.