A course in Management focuses on developing knowledge and essential skills in organization and behavior, economics, finance, accounting, marketing, human resource management, management control, quantitative methods, and information systems.

 Fintech business analyst

Fintech encompasses a wide range of products but broadly refers to technology that automates and digitizes financial services

Impact investing analyst

Impact investing, and closely related socially responsible investing (SRI), are growing methods in which investors choose to place funds in companies or projects that align with their values

inancial analyst

Financial analysts parse data to help investors make sound decisions. Financial analysts can work for large investment organizations like banks, or for businesses to find new business or investment opportunities.

Commercial banker

The commercial banking industry has gone through large shifts in recent years, But commercial bankers still play a crucial role in communities. As gatekeepers to financial products like business loans or mortgages, commercial bankers play an active role in the economic health of local areas.

Grants analyst

Grants analysts help nonprofits navigate their finances by planning budgets, ensuring compliance, and identifying trends to help guide decision-making

 Financial Advisor

A financial planner or advisor provides guidance to clients in order to achieve their short- and long-term financial goals.

Accountants and auditors

Accountants and auditors ensure that an organization’s finances are accurate and compliant with laws and regulations. Accountants and auditors can work in-house within a company, or at an accounting company that contracts their services to clients.

Common skills gained with a management degree include:

• Specialist knowledge of particular management role and/or business sector
• Understanding of basic business practices and structures
• Understanding of management and business theory, strategy and research
• Wide understanding of global economies and financial markets
• Ability to understand and use financial and numerical data
• Ability to use research methodology effectively
• Analytical and critical thinking skills
• Excellent organization and time management
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities
• General IT skills
• General numerical skills
• Leadership skills
• Ability to work in a team
• Ability to take initiative