Management

Management

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Preston D. Cameron

Residential Faculty - General Business

480-461-7714

480-461-7729 (alternate)

Office: BP 43A

This program is part of the Business & Information Systems Department.

Are you the kind of person who’d rather drive the bus than sit in the back row? Always have ideas about how something could be better? Do people come to you for advice or your take on things? Then a career in management is right up your alley. Generally speaking, management describes an organization’s policy and administration and the people who provide the decisions and supervision necessary to implement business objectives.

The mission of the Management program at MCC is to provide you with a basic inventory of skills and competencies that you’ll need when you become a practitioner in the field. Our program also offers working professionals an opportunity to improve their skills and add to their knowledge of business management.

The Management program includes the following areas of study:

  • Management
  • Management Information Systems
  • Project Management
  • Retail Management
  • Servant Leadership
  • Police Management
  • Judicial Court Management
  • Fitness Center Management
  • Victim Advocacy Management
  • Emergency Management

Career Profile

Quick Stats

Example Titles
Business Executive
Agricultural Worker Supervisor
Store Manager
Factory Production Manager
Farm Manager
Storage and Transportation Manager
Types of Employers
Marketing/Communications Companies
Public Relations Firms
Corporations
Financial Companies
Government and Public Administration
Hospitality and Tourism

The need for qualified management experts is expected to grow faster than average over the next several years. Job opportunities should increase, both because of job growth and vacancies left by retiring professionals.

Management professionals:

  • May plan the schedules at plants, factories, and stores
  • Often monitor product quality
  • Work closely with workers, executives, and other department heads
  • Usually work over 40 hours per week
  • Have a bachelor’s degree plus work experience

Available Associate Degrees and Certificates

Degree / Certificate Title Course List
Associate in Business - General Requirements (ABUS-GR)    Associate in Business General Requirements Course List
Associate in Applied Science (AAS)    Business Course List
Certificate of Completion (CCL)    Management Course List

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Associate in Business - General Requirements Arizona State University Bachelor of Science in Management

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Before signing up for classes, you’ll want to meet with an academic advisor. Together, you’ll lay out a program and career path that suits you best. This step is essential to your academic success.

Advising for the Management program is available through the Business & Information Systems department. You can also contact Academic Advisement for general advising. Both will help you determine the exact courses you need to get the education you’re looking for.