The Department of Management offers AACSB-accredited bachelor degrees in business administration, entrepreneurship management, human resource management, international business, and management (online). Students can also minor in entrepreneurship management, human resource management, international business and nonprofit management.
Major Programs
- Business Administration BBA
The business administration major provides a broad curriculum designed for students who wish to obtain a degree that gives them experience across several functional areas to help them develop the competencies and skills necessary to become effective managers. (Qualifies for Idaho LAUNCH) - Entrepreneurship Management BBA
The entrepreneurship management major is appropriate for students who wish to start their own business someday, work in a family-owned business, or work for smaller businesses. New class: ENTREP422 – New Venture Funding. (Qualifies for Idaho LAUNCH) - Human Resource Management BBA
The human resources management major provides a solid foundation for those interested in the human resource management function of businesses. (Qualifies for Idaho LAUNCH) - International Business BBA
The international business program prepares students to meet the increasing demand for employees equipped to compete in the global economy. (Qualifies for Idaho LAUNCH) - Online Management BBA
The online Management BBA is a 60 credit degree completion program for working adults.- Add an EMPHASIS — entrepreneurship and/or resort and hospitality management.
Minor Programs
- Entrepreneurship Management Minor
- Human Resource Management Minor
- International Business Minor
- Nonprofit Management Minor
Students from all majors can use this minor to pursue their interests in philanthropy and community development in a variety of policy areas.
Certificate Program
- Business Creation Certificate – Online
- Resort and Hospitality Management Certificate – Online
- Nonprofit Management Certificate
Preparing Students for Success
Christian Perry’s participation in various Venture College programs and entrepreneurial studies through the College of Business and Economics (COBE) played a pivotal role in shaping his entrepreneurial journey. In a COBE interview from 2022, Perry credited management adjunct professor Brian Sahr, “The biggest thing he gave me was his incredible support. He was excited about what we were doing [with ChatterQuant] which was a really great validator for me at such an early stage when we had literally generated no revenue.”
To learn more about Christian Perry, read Business student takes first place at Idaho Entrepreneur Challenge and Venture College Alumni Revolutionizes Finance