Business Degree in Management
As a management major, you gain the essential skills and knowledge to drive the success of any organization, whether it's private, public, or non-profit. Students are equipped with up-to-date insights into modern business practices, while also honing their problem-solving, leadership, and communication abilities. Additionally, the program encourages students to explore the ethical dimensions of managerial decision-making. With the flexibility to choose a complementary minor that aligns with your unique interests, the management degree serves as a gateway to a wide range of opportunities in the business world.
The McLane College of Business program in Management is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs.
Madison Warner
Student
I am currently hoping to pursue a career in logistics and supply chain management with an international distribution company, working in a warehouse. I also have aspirations to pursue my MBA and doctorate while working full-time.
Madison Warner
Student
Why should I choose Management?
Those who learn to manage well and faithfully find themselves always in demand and well compensated.
What are some Management courses I will take?
- Negotiation
- Non-profit Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Business Ethics
- International Management
UMHB provides Inspiration, Mentorship, and Network
Kellee Beckworth '13 is a Clinical Project Manager for Colorado Access. "Being a part of the McLane College of Business allowed me to gain the recognized knowledge and skill sets needed for successful performance in my profession in healthcare," she said. "The relationships I was able to build with my professors during my tenure at UMHB were instrumental as they provided inspiration, mentorship, and a network to accelerate the beginning of my career."
What are some career options?
Management majors have thrived in these careers:
- Project manager
- Operations manager
- Logistics Manager
- Business Development
- Business Consultants
Who is hiring UMHB students?
UMHB Management majors have found success in many different fields:
- McLane Company
- PDI
- Enterprise
- CGI Group
- Baylor Scott and White
- HEB
Where can I go to grad school?
UMHB Management majors have continued their education at these schools:
- University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
- Baylor University
Why study management at UMHB?
Studying management at UMHB offers unique advantages ingrained in our rich history and Christian principle-driven mission. We emphasize the integration of Christian values with academic and professional development, creating a distinctive environment where students learn management principles grounded in ethical decision-making, servant leadership, and purposeful work.
As a private university, UMHB offers smaller class sizes that allow for more personalized interaction with professors. This environment encourages meaningful mentorship, increased networking opportunities, and a strong sense of community between faculty and students. With greater one-on-one engagement, students receive guidance that supports both their academic success and personal development.
The management program also provides flexibility for students to build a degree that fits their interests and career goals. Through coursework that explores multiple areas of business, such as leadership, entrepreneurship, operations, and strategy, students gain a broad understanding of how organizations function while discovering the areas they are most passionate about.
Originally established as an all-girls institution, UMHB has a strong tradition of empowering students to become leaders in professional fields. Today, that tradition continues as we prepare students for real-world careers through practical learning experiences, faculty mentorship, and leadership development opportunities. Studying management at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor equips students not only with the business knowledge and skills needed to succeed in their careers, but also with a deeper understanding of their calling and purpose as ethical leaders who seek to serve others.