Management
Academic programs
Undergraduate programs
Management
Undergrad majorDevelop the knowledge and skills you need to be a successful leader in today’s rapidly-changing business environment.
Healthcare Analytics Management
Undergrad minorAre you planning a healthcare career? Strengthen your healthcare skillset by learning about data analytics.
Sustainable Business
Undergrad minorLearn to do business while making a positive impact on the environment and society with a sustainable business minor.
Major
Our management degree does not have any formal concentrations, but students have the opportunity to tailor their education by choosing from a variety of elective courses. Focus areas include: human resource management; general management; entrepreneurship and small business management; healthcare management; environmental sustainability; international management; and production, logistics and supply chain management.
Minors
Management majors are not required to have a minor; however, it could increase your knowledge and skillset, potentially giving you a competitive advantage in the job market. We would recommend minors that have good complementary fit with your career goals.
Within the College of Business Administration (CBA), management students have six different minor options:
- Accountancy
- Business Analytics
- Economics
- Healthcare Analytics Management
- Information Systems
- International Business
- Sustainable Business
There are also minors outside the CBA that might complement your career goals. Common minors among management majors include:
- Chemistry or Biology
- Communication Studies
- Environmental Studies
- Ethnic & Racial Studies
- Leadership Development
- Math or Statistics
- Military Science
- Organizational & Professional Communication
- Professional and Technical Writing
- Psychology
- Recreation
- Sociology
- Spanish, German, French, Chinese or Russian
- Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies
- See the full list of UWL undergraduate program offerings
For more guidance on majors and minors, please make an appointment with your faculty advisor.
The Management Department has been an active member of PRME or the Principles for Responsible Management Education since 2022. PRME certifies that our students are building upon responsible management principles including sustainability, ethics, and social responsibility.
PRME is supported by the United Nations and was launched by the United Nations Global Compact in 2007. The Management Department is proud to be a part of PRME and has implemented its 6 Principles into our curriculum.