Undergraduate Management

Developing the skills of effective managers
St. Scholastica's Management major helps students develop these characteristics through a program that integrates specialized management principles within a broad liberal arts education. Core studies include: human resource management, communication, strategic planning, economics, accounting, finance, marketing, and ethics. Further, all of these courses are set in a context that recognizes the global environment in which modern managers today operate.
Real-world experience
The major emphasizes the human dimensions of management and teaches students how to apply theoretical concepts to the solution of real world problems. To this end, students are encouraged to undertake an applied internship with local or regional businesses and service organizations. Students generally do internships during their junior or senior years.
Management major outcomes
The student completing the Management major will be able to:
- Demonstrate the ability to utilize accounting, finance, human resources, information technology, and marketing knowledge in order to support managerial decision-making
- Demonstrate problem-solving skills, by using critical thinking and quantitative methods, in creating and implementing strategic and operational plans appropriate for a business or nonprofit organization
- Apply required skills in developing effective group and team dynamics associated with leading, motivating and inspiring teammates to successfully complete a major project
- Demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills appropriate for a manager
- Understand how global issues and diversity will impact future work
- Apply ethical behaviors in addressing challenges encountered as managers
Locations and format
The management degree program is offered in a traditional day format at our main campus Duluth, in an accelerated evening format at our five campus locations statewide, and as a fully online degree program.
