1.4k Bachelor's degrees in Management Studies in United States

Students who earn a Business Administration - Management Concentration degree from Fairmont State University learn the skills they need to design, operate and control business systems and procedures. 

The Applied Management program of Bemidji State University prepares you for leadership and management roles in a team environment. This degree focuses on using cutting-edge technologies, innovation, and best applied management practices.

Business - Management at Barry University is designed to accommodate a variety of students' career interests. It offers students preparation for entry into corporate management training positions, human resource management positions, and management of entrepreneurial ventures. 

Skilled managers are critical to a business’s success. With a Management degree from University of Nebraska Kearney, you’ll be able to provide thoughtful support, informed decision-making and clear communication, guiding people and projects to a successful outcome. 

Ski Area Business Management is a joint program between Northern Michigan University and Gogebic Community College in Ironwood, Michigan. At GCC, students learn the technical skills necessary to manage ski areas or functional areas in ski area operations. 

Samford University’s Management major emphasizes the foundational business skills needed to lead a team of any size, in any industry.

Management at Barry University is designed to accommodate a variety of students' career interests.

The Integrated Strategic Communication program at the University of Kentucky offers students professional preparation for careers in the areas of account management, creative advertising, public relations, and direct response communication.

Are you fascinated by how people learn? Does a career helping people improve their quality of life interest you? Then pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Behavior Analysis at the University of North Texas may be for you.

The Management program offered by The University of Alabama provides students the opportunity to develop analytical and interpersonal skills that create value for any enterprise. Students learn to efficiently organize and use the organization’s assets, especially its human assets, in a manner appropriate to 21st century enterprises.

Study at the intersection of business and technology, exploring the systems that drive today’s digital economy. You’ll graduate from this Information Management and Technology programme from Syracuse University with the in-demand skill set that today’s top employers are seeking.

The Business and Enterprise Management major at Wake Forest University is designed to preserve a generalist business curriculum that fosters a holistic and integrated perspective of business while simultaneously giving students a unique and compelling story to tell about themselves, their aspirations, and their business education. 

Park University’s Management and Accounting degree prepares you for a professional career in the field.

The Bachelor in Environmental Science and Management program at Utah Valley University is preparation for a variety of career paths, including water monitoring, treatment, and pollution control with local, state or federal agencies; environmental consulting with private industry; and other careers that draw on a background in the natural sciences, including law, public policy, and public health.

The core and distribution requirements for a Sport Management major at Covenant College are those listed for baccalaureate degrees, with the exception that is fulfilling the social science distribution and is also required for the major. 

The Marketing - Professional Selling programme at Southeast Missouri State University is a full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. This undergraduate degree focuses on relationship building and sales leadership. Students gain expertise in consumer behaviour and global market strategies over four years.

The Management program of Eckerd College focuses on acquiring those competencies that constitute the accepted body of knowledge within the discipline as those competencies apply to management of small businesses and not-for-profit organizations (including governmental entities).

The Bachelor of Science in Management at  Pennsylvania Western University ensures that you learn business fundamentals while specializing in the field of management to prepare you for an evolving business environment.

Whether you want to lead a large organization or a small team, a Management degree from Norwich University will prepare you for many career paths in a tough, competitive world.

The Tourism, Hospitality, and Recreation Management program at California State University Northridge educates students in leisure and play theory, event planning, leadership, management and working with diverse groups while embracing sustainability of resources while participating in leisure-time pursuits.