For U.S. graduates, most careers are found domestically, with some travel overseas. Job opportunities are greatest at corporate headquarters. Responsibilities may include planning and developing global strategies and coordinating international operations. Entry level job titles could include management trainee, personnel assistant, and recruiter or benefits specialist. Policy and strategy positions involve long-rang planning for large companies and small businesses.
Operations management includes planning and controlling productions, as well as inventory control.
Operations management positions are generally found in retail management personnel, and marketing or sales. There is a great demand for individuals with knowledge about both business and computer applications. The Management Information Systems major is intended to prepare a professional who can fully appreciate the complexity of information system design. The graduate is expected to have both the technical and the managerial knowledge to solve fundamental business forecasting, finance, cost accounting, etc. Courses are designed to provide a foundation in the integration of hardware, software, and business functional analysis for business systems.