Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Management

Southern Arkansas University - Main Campus

Career options are almost limitless for a graduate with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management. Options include positions in human resource management, retail management, supply chain operations, manufacturing management, small business management, nonprofit management, and more. Entry-level management positions often require new hires to go through company-specific management training programs and to serve as assistant managers before being promoted to higher levels.In the first two years of a four-year business degree, students take a broad range of classes. Upper-level courses include advanced business courses that are taken by all business majors and major-specific courses that allow Management students to specialize in their areas of interest.All Management majors take courses in leadership and ethics, entrepreneurship, human resource management, supply chain management, and total quality management.Because management is such a broad area, Management majors are encouraged to choose courses that fit their career goals. They may choose nine hours of electives from the following: upper-level courses from any department in the Rankin College of Business, industrial psychology from the Behavioral Sciences department, and/or work analysis from Engineering.Students are assigned to advisors who are members of the RCB management faculty to help with class scheduling, professional mentoring, and career placement.

Rankin College of Business