Management

Undergraduate
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128 hours
4 years

Management at Harding

The management major consists of three areas of concentration: health care management, project management, entrepreneurial management and business administration. The management core courses are designed to teach various aspects of management and leadership in human resources, operations management, business law and project management.

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Why study management at Harding?

Center for Career Connections

The Center for Career Connections helps form connections that lead to internships, mentorships and careers. Additionally, the center exists as a valuable resource to alumni, assisting them in their professional careers and spiritual journey. We want to be a conduit of information between current students, alumni and employers, providing insight for career decisions and job searches.

Study abroad

The four-week College of Business Administration study abroad program in London provides exposure to broad international businesses, multi-cultural diversity and extensive history. Students meet with and learn from industry leaders and see how businesses perform in a vast global environment.

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What can you do with a degree in management?

Health care managers

Management of medical and health care services includes direction of entire facilities as well as specialized areas or departments. Health care managers maintain alignment of strategies and procedures with the organzation's mission and values while ensuring financial stability and overall operations.

Human resource managers

Managing human resources includes a variety of responsibilities including hiring and firing staff, collaboration with administration on strategic planning, and managing compensation, benefits, retention, performance and organization of company personnel. Overall, managers serve as liasons between leadership and employees.

Entrepreneurial managers

Entrepreneurial managers possess a wide range of skills including finance, innovation, marketing, sales and leadership. They help cast a vision for the company and provide innovative solutions to propel the business into the future.

A Management degree opens doors in virtually every industry—from HR and entrepreneurship to operations, sales, and project management. At Harding, students gain essential business knowledge and leadership skills while developing the character and faith to lead with purpose.
Glen Metheny, Ph.D

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Chair of Management Department

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