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Management BS
With our Management bachelor's degree, you'll learn how to lead.
Effective management drives successful business. Start with RIC's Management Program.
Build your career in business with our Bachelor of Science in Management. Our program will teach you the art and science of running complex organizations and supervising others.
High-Demand Management Careers
- Human Resources Manager
- Chief Operations Officer
- Project Manager
- Supply Chain/Logistics Manager
- Compensation and Benefits Manager
- Management Consultant
Why Earn a Management Bachelor's Degree at Rhode Island College?
- We offer three concentrations that lead to a variety of career paths: general management, human resource management, and operations management.
- Our small class sizes allow for personalized learning and faculty mentorship for our Management majors.
- Topics covered include: accounting, business statistics, organizational theory, marketing, micro and macroeconomics and global logistics.
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RIC’s School of Business is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education. It is also a CFA Institute Affiliate and Bloomberg Experiential Learning Partner.
Our Management and Marketing Faculty
We'll ensure that you master these vital management skills: creating a coherent organizational strategy, making optimal use of resources, analyzing data for managerial decision making and developing recommendations to keep organizations moving forward.
Dr. David M. Blanchette
- Associate Professor
Dr. Michael S. Casey
- Associate Professor
Dr. Christine Connolly
- Associate Professor
Deron G. Grabel
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Stephen P. Ramocki
- Professor
Dr. Kristen Regine
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Julie Urda
- Associate Professor
Victoria A. Williams
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Jiyun Wu
- Associate Professor
Hear From a Student
Alexandra Wilson
“My end goal is to work with a nonprofit and climb the ladder into a director position. That would be amazing!”
– Triple Major in Marketing, Management and Communication
Proven Excellence
“We were in it to win it,” says team members.
Program Details
Program/Learning Goals
Upon completion of this program, students will be able to:
- analyze data for managerial decision making
- create a coherent organizational strategy
- evaluate various forms of organizational resource allocation
- demonstrate the ability to work as part of a team
- develop recommendations to improve organizational performance
- examine business ethics, corporate social responsibility and global stakeholder management
Management and International Business Minors
Declaring a minor allows you to explore other areas of interest and make interdisciplinary connections. Minor areas at RIC complement and reinforce all major areas of study. By declaring a minor, you can set yourself apart as a candidate for job, internship and volunteer opportunities.
Management Minor Course Requirements
Minor in International Business
The International Business minor creates an opportunity for students to not only go outside of their major discipline, but also to choose a minor program that, itself, is interdisciplinary. This minor focuses on the global nature of business in the current age, giving you the opportunity to gain further understanding of how business relates to so many areas of expertise. This exposure will set you up for success in your future career - improving your communication with colleagues in other functional areas and aiding your mobility within these areas.
Awareness and Skillsets Valued by Employers
Students pursuing this minor will also develop an appreciation of the value of cultural awareness and sensitivity, and the critical importance of diversity in a global business environment. This awareness, coupled with being equipped with appropriate communication methods and decision-making tools, is a powerful combination. The minor in International Business will allow students to become better prepared to handle global issues in their respective careers while at the same time making them more attractive candidates in the job market.
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Department of Management and Marketing
The Department of Management and Marketing prepares students for entry-level professional positions.
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