Management Online Bachelor’s Degree
If you want a versatile degree that will open many pathways of opportunity, NAU’s online Management Bachelor’s Degree program can move you—and your career—forward. It will prepare you for career advancement in a business specialty field or help you transition to a graduate degree program.
Online Management Bachelor’s Program Overview
The management online bachelor’s degree prepares you with critical management skills you can take to nearly any career. It provides the foundation you need in business management, along with an emphasis on key principles and concepts in the areas of:
- Accounting
- Finance
- Principles of Management
- Business Ethics
- Human Resources
- Operations
- IT Systems
- Marketing
You will also have the opportunity to create your own subject area of specialization to align with your career goals, using National American University course offerings to become an effective business management decision-maker.
Upon completion of your program, you will be able to:
- Critically analyze concepts in the principal areas of business to guide organizational decision-making.
- Leverage current business technologies in support of organizational continuity.
- Demonstrate the leadership skills required to achieve strategic business objectives.
- Demonstrate appropriate ethical perspectives in a global business environment.
- Communicate and collaborate with multiple stakeholder groups.
Online Management Bachelor’s Degree Classes and Curriculum
The online Management Bachelor’s Degree program consists of three class requirements: major core, open electives, and general education core. These classes total 180 credits.
Major Core
60 credits
Open Electives
63 credits
General Education Core
57 credits
Course availability is subject to minimum class size requirements.
Online Management Bachelor’s Degree Career Outcomes
The Bachelor of Management online degree program prepares you with the knowledge, skills, and abilities you’ll need for a rewarding career in the field of management. Whether you are seeking an entry-level position or career advancement in management, this degree will help you develop foundational knowledge in the principal areas of business, focusing on organizational procedure and resource supervision, that can be applied in a variety of industries. Entry-level and advanced career positions include:
- Shift Leader
- Department Head
- Business Unit Manager
- Regional Director
- Management Consultant
Who Is a Good Candidate for the Online Management Bachelor’s Degree?
- Entry-level job seekers: The Bachelor of Management is a great first step if you are seeking an entry-level management position. Employers are searching for graduates who possess not only foundational knowledge in the principal areas of business, but also strong critical thinking skills, technical abilities, leadership skills, appropriate ethical perspectives, and the ability to effectively communicate and collaborate.
- Management professionals: You are a great fit for this program if you already hold a position in management and are looking to advance your career. The Bachelor of Management includes opportunities to expand and update your knowledge and practice through application-based discussions with practitioner faculty, and the completion of analytical research assignments, group activities, and business simulations. A bachelor’s in management also equips you with a strong foundation for advanced degrees like a Master of Management or Master of Business Administration (MBA).
Course Listing (180 Credits)
AC2760 Financial Accounting for Managers
FN6350DC Financial Management OR
FN3000 Business Finance I
MG6500DC Marketing Administration OR
MG3000 Marketing
MT1050 Introduction to Business
MT2050 Principles of Management
MT6255DC Introduction to Leadership and Quality OR
MT3000+ Elective
MT3050 Human Resource Management
MT3300 Supervision
MT3500/CI3510 Managing Information Systems
MT4200 Business Ethics
MT4300 Management Across Cultures
MT4444 Management Review Lab
MT4450 Strategic Management
OM3000 Operations Management
Communications
EN1150 Composition I
Science
SC Science Elective
Humanities
HU2000 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Behavioral/Social Science
Behavioral/Social Science Elective
General Education
General Education Elective
Communications
EN1300 Composition II
EN2100 Speech OR
EN2150 Interpersonal Professional Communication
EN3050 Technical Communications
Mathematics
MA2000 Quantitative Reasoning
MA3000 Business Statistics
Behavioral Social Science
EC2050 Macroeconomics
EC2100 Microeconomics
General Education
CS2080 Career Management
Course availability is subject to minimum class size requirements.
