Biological Sciences - Biological Sciences 101, 102. The Business Management and Entrepreneurship major is designed for the student who desires training in general business management. Managers have the authority and responsibility to run organizations. The tasks of a manager include planning, organizing, staffing, directing, motivating, and controlling. Students electing this major often seek management trainee positions with established large and small companies, public bodies, or may start their own business.
Many graduates start out in supervisory positions and move up through the executive ranks.
Others may use the general foundation provided by this degree to pursue advanced degrees in business, law, or other fields. The business management major concentrates on management courses such as small business and entrepreneurship, new venture, personnle, and industrial management. The Human Resource Management major is designed for those students who are interested in personnel management and industrial relations. Human resource and industrial relations managers plan and carry out policies relating to all phases of employment functions of a company. Strong leadership qualities and communication skills are necessary as well as the ability to work well under pressure.