Bachelor of Business Administration (Management)

Management is creating goals and strategies for an organization and coordinating employees to achieve the objectives with available resources. It involves planning, organizing, directing, coordinating, and monitoring progress. The primary role of a manager is a decision maker. Managers must be alert to social, political, economic, and technology issues in the business environment.

The AACSB-accredited 120-credit-hour degree program includes 12 to 15 hours of additional management classes built around the core business curriculum. UTA’s BBA in management has four optional tracks: Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship/Small Business, International Management, and General Management. Management undergraduate courses include:

• Human Resource Management
• Entrepreneurship and Venture Management
• International Management
• Diversity in Organizations
• HR Staffing and Performance
• Team Management
• Negotiations and Conflict Resolution
• Training and Development