管理课程使学生为成功地计划，组织，安排人员，领导和控制企业做好准备。在当今的业务环境中，管理人员必须进行批判性思考，并分析组织和市场变化。这需要对过程度量，预测，功能相互依赖，前瞻性思维和分析的理解。管理专业的学生通过与营利性和非营利性组织进行现实世界的协作来直接学习如何开发和管理项目和人员。
Every organization needs skilled leaders to manage business operations. The most effective leaders understand organizational culture, adapt to or inspire change, identify and implement effective strategies, and facilitate the efforts of others to accomplish organizational goals. Gannon's management degree provides you with a practical and comprehensive curriculum, valuable networking opportunities, and hands-on internship and service-learning experiences that will prepare you for your future career with local and global industries, consulting firms, or governmental agencies.<br><br>Gannon's Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree (BSBA) is accredited by ACBSP with the following concentrations - Accounting, Business Administration, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Healthcare Management, International Management, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Risk Management and Insurance, Sport Management and Marketing, and Supply Chain Management. In AY24-25, the BSBA degree along with all concentrations, will be phased out in lieu of a BS degree with majors.<br><br>Beginning AY24-25, ACBSP accreditation will cover the Bachelor of Science degree with majors in: Accounting, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing and Sport Business. The Associate of Science in Business Administration and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees will continue to be ACBSP accredited.<br><br>Gain real-world knowledge through key management courses including:<br>Quality Management: Understand Six Sigma techniques and tools utilizing the Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control model, sit for the Six Sigma certification upon course completion.<br>Project Management: Understand principles of project management and the importance of planning, documenting and leading to ensure accountability in achieving goals.<br>Global Business: Develop perspective on the global and long-term effects of political and economic thought and practice.