Management and Entrepreneurship

COURSE PROFILES

Management & Entrepreneurship majors are exposed to hands-on skills that would enable them to work in a multitude of enterprises. Two of the classes highlighted in the curriculum include:

BUS 381 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Explores effective human resource management in the dynamic legal, social, and economic environments of public and private organizations. Topics include federal statutes that influence the recruitment, selection, training, and development of organizational members. Students study various performance appraisal systems and examine changing benefits and compensation packages.

BUS 395 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Examines the fundamentals of project management including organizing, planning, and controlling projects. Covers concepts such as developing project proposals, project scheduling, managing costs and risk, team management, and communication and documentation issues. Utilizing Microsoft Project, students will plan, schedule and manage a project over the length of the course.

VERSATILE CONCENTRATION

What can I do with a bachelor’s degree in business management and entrepreneurship?

• Finlandia Management & Entrepreneurship graduates work as managers and professionals for firms in the following
  fields: retail, high tech, health and fitness, education, tourism and hospitality, food production and sales, and others.
• It can be a good stepping stone to graduate school.
• Graduates can also start their own business venture.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Upon completion of the Bachelor of Business Administration in Management & Entrepreneurship degree program, International School of Business graduates will be able to do the following:

1. Students will be able to identify and analyze the impact of the legal and regulatory environment on human resources practices within an organization.
2. Students will demonstrate the ability to design a deep-web search on product, sales, locations, market segment, financial health and demographics of competitors, and be able to chart the data on an Excel sheet.
3. Students will be able to effectively analyze an organization’s culture, its ability to implement and manage change, diversity policies and strategies, and the overall impact that these have on the organization’s success.
4. Students will demonstrate a comprehension of the unique challenges of planning and implementing projects, as well as the various managerial tools and technologies available to assist them in doing so
5. Students will have a basic competency in identifying and effectively managing  the  legal, managerial and financial dynamics of launching and managing entrepreneurial ventures

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