Management Major
Are you a strong problem solver and decision maker? Through the Management program at Pitt State, gain business skills to lead great teams. Learn how to plan projects, nurture relationships with clients, and motivate team members.Holistic Approach
Our Management curriculum covers essential topics such as organizational behavior, strategic management, human resource management, marketing, finance, and more. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of how businesses operate and how to navigate complex challenges in today's dynamic global marketplace.
Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA organizes conferences, workshops, and networking opportunities that our business students attend. Compete in events at local, state, and national levels, where students showcase their knowledge and skills in business-related areas.
Career Development
We organize networking events, career fairs, and guest speaker series to connect you with potential employers and expand your professional connections. Pittsburg State leverages its downtown community to give business students real-world experience.
Dual Major
Management is the ideal choice to complement a second major or minor from almost any field of study.
FBLA Collegiate
Future Business Leaders of America readies students for real-world success through state competitions and a leadership conference.
Real Clients
For class projects you will partner with local businesses, developing operational strategies that align with organizational objectives.
Student Experience in Management Program
only 6%
of schools in the world are accredited by the AACSB
8%
projected growth in management positions
$50 M
Gorilla Rising initiative planned for downtown
1
student-led club for Women at Work
Management Careers
Management is a versatile degree that opens doors to managerial positions in various sectors, including business, government, agencies, and non-profit organizations. Here are some potential careers for management majors:
- Business Consultant: Provide expertise and advice to organizations on improving efficiency, strategy, and operations.
- Project Manager: Oversee the planning, execution, and completion of projects, ensuring that they meet objectives and deadlines.
- Human Resources Manager: Coordinate employee relations, recruitment, training, and development.
- Operations Manager: Optimize processes, manage resources, and ensure smooth day-to-day operations within an organization.
- Sales Manager: Lead teams and drive sales growth.
- Entrepreneur: Start your own businesses, utilizing an understanding of operations, finance, marketing, and leadership.
- Supply Chain Manager: Oversee the movement of goods and services from suppliers to customers, optimizing efficiency and minimizing costs.
- Financial Analyst: Analyze financial data, assess investment opportunities, and provide recommendations for businesses.
- Non-profit Manager: Make a social impact by fundraising and implementing strategies to achieve an organization's mission.
Additional information
for the College of Business
Catalog – see program guides