Applied Management - St. Mary's University

Applied Management from St. Mary's University is a Campus Bachelor Management and Innovation degree that prepares you for a Business career. The Bachelor of Applied Management is designed for those persons who have an associate's degree or the equivalent in a technical specialty, aspire to advance in managerial roles, and have a particular desire to broaden their knowledge of business environments. This program is designed for mature students who have completed 27 hours of vocational, occupational or technical specialization at a junior college or equivalent and wish to receive a baccalaureate degree. Career Opportunities Generally, students in applied management are mature students who are already employed. Consequently, their major purpose in pursuing the Bachelor of Applied Management degree is to advance to positions of more responsibility within their own organizations, or to increase their marketability in other organizations. The degree prepares students for a broad variety of career options, including, but not limited to starting a business, managing a family-owned business, working for a large multinational corporation, or preparing for graduate school. Program Highlights One of the most important aspects of the applied management program is that it allows students the opportunity to complete their requirements for the degree program while continuing to work in their respective jobs. Although business internship opportunities are readily available to students in the program, a majority of students opt to continue working with their respective employers while pursuing a their degrees. Students in the applied management program may participate in international study opportunities available at St. Mary's. The Innsbruck, Austria program is an international experience designed to expose students to the differences that cultural, economic, legal, political, social, and technological environments have on the way business is conducted throughout the world. Studies in either Chile or Brazil allow business majors to examine the languages, history, cultures, political economies and business environments of the Americas. The Bill Greehey School of Business also offers a variety of student leadership organizations such as the American Marketing Association, Accounting Club, Beta Gamma Sigma, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Delta Sigma Pi, Finance Club, Human Resources Management Club, International Business Club, M.B.A. Association, SIFE (Students In Free Enterprise), and Web-Journal of the Americas. View more details on St. Mary's University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management and Innovation courses.