Management
What can I do with a business degree focused in management?
Do you dream of leading a team, running your own company, or guiding big-picture strategy? A concentration in Management at Longwood prepares you to take the lead in any setting—from launching a startup to managing corporate operations. You’ll build the confidence to make bold decisions, the skills to solve complex problems, and the mindset to lead with purpose.
Whether your passion is human resources, logistics, or entrepreneurship, this concentration empowers you to become a leader in any field.
What jobs can I get with a management concentration?
A business degree with a Management concentration opens doors to a broad range of career paths. From day one, you'll be building the skills that employers across all industries value most—strategic thinking, communication, and leadership.
Common job titles include:
- Entrepreneur
- Executive Director
- General Manager
- Human Resources Manager
- Operations Manager
- Logistics Manager
- Project Manager
- Regional Manager
From startups to Fortune 500 companies, your training in management can take you just about anywhere.
What will I learn in the management concentration?
In the Management concentration, you’ll build the leadership, communication, and strategic skills needed to thrive in a constantly evolving business world. Through hands-on projects, real-world case studies, and mentorship from experienced faculty, you’ll explore core topics such as:
- Business Communications
- Business Ethics
- Human Resources Management
- Project Management
- Strategic Management
Looking to tailor your experience even further? You can pair your major with a specialized minor to give you an edge in fast-growing fields:
- Minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Minor in Supply Chain Management
By the time you graduate, you’ll be ready to lead teams, manage operations, and make the kind of decisions that move businesses forward.
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Can I minor in supply chain management?
Yes—and it’s a smart move if you want to stand out in the job market. The Supply Chain Management minor at Longwood prepares students to become effective leaders in logistics, operations, and global business strategy. From sourcing raw materials to delivering finished products, supply chain professionals keep the world moving—and this minor gives you the skills to do it.
You’ll explore how companies manage production, inventory, risk, and relationships with suppliers around the world. With a blend of core courses and electives in areas like project management, negotiation, and international business, you’ll graduate ready to step into a fast-growing, high-demand field.
This 18-credit minor combines foundational business knowledge with applied supply chain strategy.
Required Courses:
- Operations Management
- Supply Chain Management
- Project Management
Electives (Choose three):
- Risk Management
- Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
- Entrepreneurship
- International Business
- International Economics and Global Trade
- Managerial Finance
- Leadership and Service
- Special Topics in Management
This minor pairs well with a variety of majors and is ideal for students interested in careers in logistics, manufacturing, procurement, operations, or global business. You’ll graduate with a resume that shows you understand not just how business works—but how to make it run better.
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