Business Management Degree
Bachelor of Science in Business Management
The Albertus Magnus B.S. in Business Management program in the Tagliatela School of
Business and Leadership is designed for students looking for positions in Management
Occupations, which continue to experience growth in Connecticut and on the national
level. The program provides a base of knowledge and experiences that enable our graduates
to be business leaders, who are capable of making sound and ethical business decisions
in a continuously changing environment. Our program allows students to major in Business
Management or choose a concentration in Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management,
or Marketing Management.
Why Study Business Management at Albertus?
Professors with both academic qualifications and real world experience
Accessible and supportive faculty and staff
Small class sizes
Diverse student body
Financial aid for full-time students
Where will this degree take me?
A job sector that is projected to grow 8.6% according to the Connecticut Department
of Labor in the next 10 years
Management occupations have an average salary of $97,230 according to the U.S. Bureau
of Labor Statistics
Career Opportunities
Management positions in a variety of companies, government or nonprofit organizations
Operations, materials or production management
Sales representative/Manager
Entrepreneur
Small business owner
Human Resource Manager
Recruiter
Product or Project Manager
Market Research
Promotions Manager
To learn more, please contact Dr. Clara Munson at cmunson@albertus.edu
Business Management Major
General Education and Electives 72 credits
Business Management Core Requirements: 24 credits
BE 161 Financial Accounting
BE 162 Managerial Accounting
BE 202 Statistics for Business
BE 205 Principles of Microeconomics
BE 265 Corporate Financial Management
MG 131 Principles of Management
MG 231 Principles of Marketing
MG 391W Business Capstone
Choose one of the following majors/concentrations:
Business Management Major: 24 credits
BE 135W Business Communications
BE 204 Principles of Macroeconomics
BE 334 Business Law
OR
MG 335 Human Resource Law
Computer Information Systems Course
MG 228 International Business Management
MG 362 Human Resource Management
MG 365 Issues of Small and Family Business
MG 367 Strategic Management
OR
MG 380 Management Internship
Entrepreneurship Concentration: 24 credits
BE 248 Business Modeling & Analysis
CIS 388 Introduction to Project Management
MG 240 Social Entrepreneurship
MG 320 Product Development
MG 340 Project Management of Innovation
MG 365 Issues of Small & Family Business
MG 368 New Venture Challenge
MG 382 Entrepreneurship Internship
Marketing Management Concentration: 24 credits
BE 135W Business Communications
OR
BE 204 Principles of Macroeconomics
BE 334 Business Law
OR
MG 335 Human Resource Law
Computer Information Systems Course
MG 230(PY 230) Consumer Behavior
OR
MG 380 Management Internship
MG 241 Marketing Research & Strategy
MG 320 Product Development
MG 322 Techniques of Marketing Promotion
MG 328 International Marketing
Management Minor (18 credits)
The minor in Management is designed to allow the non-major an opportunity to specialize
in Business Management. A maximum of two courses are allowed to be utilized from another
area requirement.
MG 131 Principles of Management
MG 231 Principles of Marketing
MG 236 Human Resource Management
MG 238 Issues of Small and Family Business
MG 367 Strategic Management
BE 161 Financial Accounting
Entrepreneurship Minor (18 Credits)
The entrepreneurship minor is designed to empower students in business and non-business
majors, who are interested in creating their own business or social enterprise. The
minor teaches fundamentals of management and entrepreneurship and includes a powerful
culminating experience where students work as a team member or founder of a live startup.
Students select one culminating startup experience course:
BE 248 Business Modeling & Analysis
MG 131 Principles of Management
MG 231 Principles of Marketing
MG 240 Social Entrepreneurship
MG 365 Issues of Small & Family Business
Students select one culminating startup experience course:
MG 368 New Venture Challenge-C
MG 382 Entrepreneurship Internship
