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Management BS

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 SFC’s 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.

Concentrations available:

Business Analytics Concentration

International Business Concentration

Marketing Concentration

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Code

Title

Credits

 

General Education Requirements

45

FS

Understanding College

1

WRI1

Writing

3

OC1

Presentation

3

QR1

Mathematics

*3

MAT-1105

College Algebra

 

DL

Digital Literacy

3

IT-1001

Computer Tools

 

ALC

Arts and Literature across Cultures

3

ENT-1777

Design Thinking andInnovation

 

NSS

Natural Sciences

*6

EP

Ethics and Philosophy

6

SSS

Social Sciences

6

ECO-1201

Principles of Macroeconomics

 

ENT-1001

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

 

HGP

Historical and Global Perspectives

6

FH

Personal Wellness

*2

HS-1001

Health Issues

 

RS

Religion

3

 

Major Requirements

55

ACC-1001

Elementary Accounting I

4

BAN-2301

Spreadsheet Analytics

3

BAN-3301

Descriptive Analytics and Visualization

3

BL-2101

Business Law I

3

BUS-1001

Organization and Management

3

BUS-2001

Global Business

3

BUS-4998

Capstone Business Policies

3

ECO-2202

Principles of Microeconomics

3

ECO-2306

Money and Banking

3

FIN-3301

Principles of Finance

3

HR-2204

Human Resources Management

3

IT-1103

Computer-Based Information Systems

3

IT-3301

Project Management

3

MKT-2201

Introduction to Marketing

3

PSC-2502

Government and Business

3

 

Complete three 2000level courses fromBUS, BAN, ENT,FIN, HR, MKT 9 or any ACC course

9

 

Liberal Arts 

9

 

General Electives

11

 

Total Credits

120

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.

Business Analytics Concentration:

• PLO 5: Select relevant data to accelerate growth and increase business efficiency and productivity.

International Business Concentration:

• PLO 5: Apply evidence-based solutions to international business problems or opportunities.

Marketing Concentration:

• PLO 5: Outline Marketing Best Practices to Achieve Organizational Goals.

 

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.

The program also encourages eligible students to apply for membership in the St. Francis College chapter of Sigma Beta Delta, the international honor society in business, management, and administration. Induction into Sigma Beta Delta recognizes academic excellence and a commitment to high principles and superior achievement, connecting students to a distinguished network of academic and business leaders. Accepted members receive lifetime benefits, including a certificate of membership, an official SBD lapel pin, networking and fellowship opportunities, and recognition through ceremonial graduation cords worn at commencement.  

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

🏢 Business Manager – You will oversee daily operations, manage teams, and help organizations achieve their strategic goals.

📊 Operations Manager – You will coordinate business processes and improve efficiency within organizations.

📈 Business Analyst – You will analyze organizational performance and recommend strategies for growth and improvement.

🤝 Human Resources Specialist – You will support employee recruitment, training, and organizational development.

📣 Marketing Manager – You will develop strategies that promote products, services, and brand growth.

💼 Project Manager – You will plan, organize, and lead projects from initiation to completion.

🌍 Entrepreneur or Small Business Owner – You will launch and manage your own business ventures.

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