Management Programs

Undergraduate Programs

The Department of Management offers the following concentrations, specialty areas, minor and certificates within the  Business Administration degree major. These include:

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree with a concentration in Management with a specialization in one of the following:

• Management

• Human Resources

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree with a concentration in

• Entrepreneurial Management

• Environmental Management

Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree with a concentration in

• International Business

The primary difference between the two degrees (B.A. or B.S.) is the number of courses required in the concentration.

Minors and Certificates in the Management Department

• Management Minor

• Minor or Certificate in Human Resources

• Minor or Certificate in Environmental Management

• Minor or Certificate in Sports Management

For information on any of the above programs, including undergraduate courses in the Department of Management, refer to the CSUSB catalog.

The Graduate Programs

MBA with Concentration in Management
MBA with Entrepreneurial Concentration

For information on any of the above programs, including graduate courses in the Department of Management, refer to the CSUSB catalog.

Why should you a choose a program in Management at CSUSB?

The management programs offered through our department emphasize education for leadership and the needs of local, national, and international business communities. Our progressive teaching programs meet or exceed the standards of our accrediting agencies and the expressed needs of our students, extending from basic theory and operating principles  to practical hands-on training in the local business community. In summary, you'll also experience these advantages in our programs:

• A balance between theoretical and applied knowledge
• Close personal interaction between faculty and students
• Excellent facilities and resources, including 24-hour access to student computer resources
• Diverse graduate student body
• Opportunity to explore real-world research into
• Graduate assistantships
• Internships and work-study opportunities
• Financial aid packages
• Day and evening classes for working students