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Management, BS

2021-2022 Edition

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The Bachelor of Science in Management program is designed to equip students to dive into the world of business with real-world, experiential opportunities to develop the skills they will need to manage resources, solve problems, and oversee staff on a daily basis. The program provides the opportunity for students to acquire the tools needed to respond effectively to complex business challenges, including accounting, business strategy, law, marketing, communications, project management, international business, and entrepreneurship. The coursework is flexible, and students can adjust their academic program to meet the demands of their schedules. From the fundamental principles of management to the critical questions of diversity, corporate responsibility, and the impacts of globalization, this program provides both the theoretical background and the practical proficiency needed to succeed.

The program also provides students with an opportunity to focus on the industry or skill set that most interests them by selecting electives offered in a variety of business disciplines or by choosing among the program’s optional concentrations. Graduates of this program work as management analysts, human resource budget analysts, cost estimators, market and survey researchers, operations research analysts, and more.

This bachelor’s degree completion program is online and is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).

Complete all courses listed below unless otherwise indicated.

University-Wide Requirement

Minimum 120 total semester hours required

Minimum 2.000 GPA required

Students must earn a minimum of 60 Northeastern University semester hours in order to receive a bachelor’s degree.

Note: Individual program requirements may exceed the above minima.

NUpath Requirements

All undergraduate students are required to complete the NUpath Requirements.

Foundation Courses

54 semester hours required

Course List
Code Title Hours
English
ENG 1105
and ENG 1106
College Writing 1
and Lab for ENG 1105
4
ENG 1107
and ENG 1108
College Writing 2
and Lab for ENG 1107
4
ENG 3107
and ENG 3108
Writing for the Professions: Business and the Social Sciences
and Lab for ENG 3107
4
Introductory Coursework
MGT 1100Introduction to Business3
MGT 2310Organizational Behavior3
Mathematics
MTH 1100College Algebra3
MTH 2300Business Statistics3
Economics and Marketing
ECN 1100Principles of Microeconomics3
ECN 1200Principles of Macroeconomics3
MKT 2100Principles of Marketing3
Information Management and Technology
ITC 1000Computer Applications3
or ITC 2016 End-User Data Analysis Tools
MGT 2210Information within the Enterprise3
or ITC 2430 E-Commerce Systems
Ethics and Law
MGT 2330Business Law3
PHL 2100Business Ethics3
Accounting and Finance
ACC 2100Financial Accounting3
ACC 2200Managerial Accounting3
FIN 2105Introduction to Corporate Finance3

Major Required Courses

25 semester hours required

Course List
Code Title Hours
Introductory Course
MGT 2100Principles of Management3
Supply Chain Management
MGT 2220Supply Chain Management3
International Business
MGT 3220International Business3
Project and Talent Management
HRM 2320Human Resources Management3
MGT 4210Project Management3
Change Management
MGT 4220Innovation and Change Management3
MGT 4230New Venture Creation3
Capstone
MGT 4850Business Strategy4

Professional Electives/Optional Concentrations

Complete one of the following options. Courses from the major may not double count in the concentration.

Professional Electives

Course List
Code Title Hours
Complete 12 semester hours from the following:12
ENG 3300, CMN, ITC, LDR, MGT, MKT, HRM

Entrepreneurship Concentration

Note: Please consult with your advisor. 

15 semester hours required

Course List
Code Title Hours
Required Courses
FIN 3100Finance for New Ventures3
MGT 2550Sustainable Entrepreneurship3
MKT 2700Product Design and Development3
MGT 4995Experiential Management Practicum3
Elective Course
Complete one of the following:3
LDR 3200
Leading and Managing Change
MKT 3010
Digital Marketing
MGT 4230
New Venture Creation

Digital Marketing Concentration

Note: Please consult with your advisor. 

15 semester hours required

Course List
Code Title Hours
Required Courses
MKT 3010Digital Marketing3
MKT 3100Marketing Analytics3
CMN 3800Designing and Implementing a Promotional Campaign3
CMN 3850Managing Communication Projects3
Elective Course
Complete one of the following:3
CMN 3200
Communication Research Methods
MKT 2220
Consumer Behavior
MKT 2700
Product Design and Development
LDR 3250
Leading Teams Locally and Virtually

Electives

Complete elective courses to reach the required 120 semester hours.

NUpath Requirements Satisfied

  • Analyzing/Using Data (AD)
  • Capstone Experience (CE)
  • Engaging Difference/Diversity (DD)
  • Exploring Creative Expression and Innovation (EI)
  • Ethical Reasoning (ER)
  • Conducting Formal/Quantitative Reasoning (FQ)
  • Society/Institutions (SI)
  • Writing-Intensive in the Major (WI)
  • Advanced Writing in the Disciplines (WD) 

Students are responsible for using the general electives in this program to complete NUpath requirements not satisfied by required courses in this program.

Term 1Hours
ENG 1105
and ENG 1106
4
MTH 11003
MGT 11003
ACC 21003
Open elective3
 16
Term 2Hours
ENG 1107
and ENG 1108
4
MTH 23003
ECN 11003
ACC 22003
ITC 1000 or 20163
 16
Term 3Hours
FIN 21053
MGT 23303
MGT 23103
ECN 12003
MGT 21003
 15
Term 4Hours
PHL 21003
MKT 21003
MGT 22203
Open elective3
Open elective3
 15
Term 5Hours
ENG 3107
and ENG 3108
4
MGT 2210 or ITC 24303
HRM 23203
Open elective3
Open elective3
 16
Term 6Hours
MGT 32203
MGT 42103
Professional elective3
Open elective3
Open elective3
 15
Term 7Hours
MGT 42303
MGT 42203
Professional elective3
Open elective3
Open elective3
 15
Term 8Hours
MGT 48504
Professional elective3
Professional elective3
Open elective2
 12
Total Hours: 120
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