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Management, Bachelor of Science

Develop the leadership, strategic thinking, and decision making skills to lead organizations and inspire teams.

Great organizations need leaders who can bring people together, solve problems, and turn ideas into action. A B.S. in Management from Tobin gives you a broad foundation in business while helping you develop the leadership, communication, and strategic thinking skills to succeed across industries and pursue the career path that fits your goals.

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Degree Type
BS
Area of Interest
Management, Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Associated Colleges or Schools
Program Location
  • Queens Campus
Required Credit Hours
120

Why Study Management at Tobin?

Build Your Path. Lead with Confidence.

Customize your degree through electives in entrepreneurship, consulting, human resources, operations, sustainability, project management, and global business while developing the communication, decision making, and strategic thinking skills to lead teams and organizations.

Learn Through Experience

Put your skills into practice through Tobin Strategic Consulting (TSC), GLOBE, the James and Eileen Christmas Business Plan Competition, internships, and other experiential learning opportunities.

Study in Queens or Manhattan

Complete your degree at either our Queens or Manhattan campus, giving you the flexibility to choose where you learn while staying connected to New York City’s business community.

What You'll Study

The Management curriculum provides a strong foundation in leadership, organizational behavior, strategy, and business operations while giving you the flexibility to explore areas that match your career goals.

  • BUA 1333: Modern Statistics I (Liberal Arts)
  • ECO 1301: Microeconomics
  • ECO 1302: Macroeconomics
  • ECO 1320: Social Justice
  • ENG 1100: English
  • FYS 1000: First Year Seminar
  • FYW 1000: First Year Writing
  • HIS 1000: History
  • Language (6 credits)
  • Liberal Art Electives (9-15 credits)
  • PHI 1000: Philosophy of the Human Person
  • PHI 2220 (Ethics and Business) or THE 3305 (Theological Ethics of the Marketplace)
  • PHI 3000: Metaphysics
  • SCI 1000: Scientific Inquiry
  • SPE 1000: Speech
  • THE 1000: Theology
  • THE: Sacred Texts
  • ACC 2338: Principles of Financial Accounting
  • BUA 2334: Modern Statistics II
  • Business Elective (6 credits)
  • FIN 2310: Foundations in Finance
  • General Elective (6 credits)
  • LAW 1310: Law in a Business Environment
  • MGT 1301: Administrative and Organizational Behavior
  • MGT 3325: Managing Operations
  • MGT 4329: Strategy and Policy
  • MKT 2301: Principles of Marketing
  • RMI 1301: Principles of Risk Management
  • Tech Elective (3 credits)

Note: Business core may vary if pursuing a Fast Track program.

  • MGT 2331: Strategic Leadership in a Global Environment
  • MGT 3323: Organizational Decision Making

 

Select four courses (12 credits)

  • MGT 3310: Entrepreneurship
  • MGT 3330: Project Management
  • MGT 3332: Personal Administration
  • MGT 3336: Social Enterprise Management
  • MGT 3337: Corporate Social Responsibility
  • MGT 3339: Global Organizational Behavior
  • MGT 3340: Managing the IT Function
  • MGT 3342: Systems Analysis and Design
  • MGT 3344: Decision Support Systems
  • MGT 3346: Electronic Commerce
  • MGT 3353: Sustainable Management
  • MGT 3391: Global Business Strategy
  • MGT 4311: Small Business Management
  • MGT 4320: Management of Service Operations
  • MGT 4321: Negotiation & Conflict Resolution
  • MGT 4324: Advanced Operations Management
  • MGT 4326: Global Supply Chains
  • MGT 4333: Industrial and Personnel Psychology
  • MGT 4334: Managing a Culturally Diverse Workforce
  • MGT 4335: Management of Compensation
  • MGT 4336: Development of Human Resources
  • MGT 4338: International Management and Operations
  • MGT 4347: Managing Through Social Media
  • MGT 4348: Emerging Trends in MIS
  • MGT 4399: Management Internship
  • MTG 4400: Management Internship
  • IB 3341: Principles of International Business
  • IB 4312: GLOBE-International Social Entrepreneurship 

Experience Management in Action

Leadership is developed through experience. At Tobin, you'll apply classroom concepts through consulting projects, entrepreneurship initiatives, business competitions, and experiential learning that prepare you to lead with confidence.

Tobin Strategic Consulting (TSC)

Work with major corporations on real consulting projects, solving business challenges while gaining practical experience and learning directly from industry executives.

Global Business Experiences

Take your learning beyond the classroom through GLOBE and Global Destination Courses. Support entrepreneurs in developing countries through social entrepreneurship or travel abroad to explore international business through company visits, cultural immersion, and conversations with business leaders.

James and Eileen Christmas Business Plan Competition

Develop and pitch your entrepreneurial ideas, put your business skills into practice, and receive feedback from experienced business leaders and entrepreneurs.

Where Can a Management Degree Take You?

Management graduates are prepared to lead teams, improve organizations, and solve business challenges across a wide range of industries.

Career paths include:

  • Management Consultant
  • Operations Manager
  • Human Resources Manager
  • Entrepreneur
  • Project Manager
  • Business Development Manager
  • Training and Development Specialist
  • Nonprofit Manager
  • Supply Chain Manager
  • Strategic Analyst

 


Accelerate Your Education

Take the next step in your education while saving both time and tuition. Management majors can take advantage of Tobin's Fast-Track programs, which allow qualified students to begin working toward a master's degree while completing their bachelor's degree.

By planning early with a faculty advisor, you can create a seamless path to graduate study and graduate with advanced credentials that prepare you for leadership opportunities and specialized careers.

Qualified students can earn:
 

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Department Contact

We’re here to answer any questions you may have about the Management Program.

John Angelidis

Department of Management, Entrepreneurship, Consulting and Operations

718-990-6495

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