Charlton College of Business
Management
As the flagship major of business education, a BS in Management equips you to motivate high-performing teams, optimize operations, and execute high-stakes strategy across dynamic industries.
Program details
- Duration
- 4 years
- Credits
- 120
- Accreditation
- AACSB
- Average starting salary:
- $51,509 Average starting salary. View career outcomes.
Lead with confidence. Build what's next.
A degree in management equips you to lead teams, launch ventures, and drive results in today’s dynamic and competitive organizations. You’ll build strong analytical, strategic, and leadership skills while motivating high-performing teams, designing and executing business strategy, and driving measurable organizational performance in complex environments. Rooted in experiential learning and faculty expertise, the program emphasizes real-world application from day one.
Whether you aspire to start a company, leading a department, or transforming operations at scale, management stands among the most powerful and sought-after business degrees, positioning graduates to lead across industries and shape what comes next. This is where future leaders are built—ready to lead with confidence and define what’s next.
Launch your career
Salary range: $51,509What can I do with a Management BS degree?
A management degree prepares you for leadership and supervisory roles across industries, including finance, healthcare, retail, technology, government, and nonprofit organizations. Graduates pursue careers in operations, human resources, project management, sales management, entrepreneurship, and more.
- Project manager
- Management consultant
- Entrepreneur
- Business development manager
- Global supply chain manager
- Sustainability manager
Top employers
Curriculum
You'll complete a total 120 credit hours, consisting of business foundation courses, management courses, and University Studies courses, which expose you to an array of disciplines and experiences.
Our curriculum prepares you for responsible roles close to the action, with an emphasis on:
- business plan development
- project management
- leadership and supervision
- event planning
- strategic planning
- effective communications
Student spotlight
- Hometown
- Coventry, CT
- Major
- Management
- Minor
- Operations Management—Business analytics
- Employment
- Admissions Ambassador
- Achievements
- Dean's List 3X
Online or on-campus - your choice
Management BS is also offered online
Transfer credits or earn your degree completely online.
Accolades
UMass Dartmouth is a nationally ranked R2 research university that combines the resources of a major university with a personalized educational experience. Ranked among the top 15 public research institutions with fewer than 10,000 students and in the top 17% nationally for return on investment, UMass Dartmouth is recognized for advancing research, social mobility, and career-ready education.
AACSB-Accredited Excellence at Charlton
The Charlton College of Business holds AACSB accreditation, a distinction earned by fewer than 6% of business schools worldwide. Nationally ranked undergraduate, graduate, and online programs combine rigorous academics with experiential learning, while strong employment and salary outcomes demonstrate the lasting value of a Charlton education.
Accreditations and distinctions

Charlton is proud to be one of less than 6% of business schools worldwide to earn AACSB accreditation, the gold standard for business schools.
Frequently asked questions
Have questions about the Management BS program? Here you will find answers to common questions about admissions, curriculum, career outcomes, and student experience.
Yes. Management is one of the most flexible business degrees. It provides broad preparation in leadership and organizational strategy, allowing graduates to work across industries and functional areas.
The entrepreneurship concentration focuses on launching new ventures and developing innovative products and services. It prepares you to start your own business or drive innovation within an existing organization.
The general management concentration provides broad leadership preparation in operations, personnel management, strategic planning, and organizational development.
Management students develop skills in:
- Leadership and supervision
- Strategic planning
- Project management
- Business plan development
- Communication and teamwork
- Organizational problem-solving
Management is also available as a minor. Contact your academic advisor for more information.
Associate Professor
Management & Marketing
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