Bachelor’s Degree in Management
Begin on the path toward an exciting future in business leadership - without sacrificing your career or other responsibilities - with a Management degree from the fully-accredited, nationally-recognized University of Memphis Global. This Bachelor of Management degree is designed for working adults, which means you can choose to complete your studies at any time, from anywhere.
The UofM Global Bachelor’s Degree in Management is offered through the Department of Management (MGMT) at the University of Memphis is one of six departments within the Fogelman College of Business & Economics: The only business college in the Memphis area fully accredited by the prestigious AACSB.
The Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) degree with a major in Management degree will prepare you with an understanding of management concepts, theories, and principles that are useful in all types of organizations across industry sectors, including services, transportation, retail, health care, hospitality, non-profits, music and the arts, sports and leisure management, and government.
Your studies will focus on general knowledge and skills in management that are relevant today and that will continue to be important in the future, including business administration, business management, resource management and human resource management.
The Management Bachelor’s Degree requires a minimum of 120 credit hours to graduate. You may complete this degree entirely online through UofM Global or in combination with previously completed college-level learning from other sources.
About the Bachelor’s Degree in Management from University of Memphis Global
UofM Global degree programs, including the undergraduate management degree, are designed to help you go further in both learning and in life.
Expand your business management skillset, advance in your current career, or pivot to an entirely new line of work with a Bachelor of Management degree. It’s your future. Take it further.
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