|
|
| [ online
catalog | academics
| administration and business | business
administration | management
] |
Catalog
2004-2005
Business
Administration: Management (BS)
School
of Administration and Business
|
Requirements
of the Major
Career Paths
|
Convener:
Milton Gittens
Advisors: Susan Eisner
Gary Kettlitz
Thierry Rakotobe-Joel
Imad Zbib
(disclaimer below)
|
About the Major
Management is a necessary activity in every organization –
whatever the size, scope, or purpose. Managers set the organization's
objectives and lead people and equipment to achieve these goals.
While these basic functions of management haven't changed, the
growth of the global economy, technological transformation,
and diversity in the work place are changing how business organizations
operate. Preparing students to be successful managers in these
dynamic times is the management faculty's purpose.
Management is an interdisciplinary field, meaning that everything
a student learns at Ramapo College will contribute to a career
as a manager. Students learn to analyze and solve management
problems using social and behavioral sciences, decision methods,
leadership, communication, public policy, computers, and technologies.
There are opportunities to join clubs and participate in extracurricular
programs, gain practical experience as a leader, and meet and
network with businesswomen and men.
Management education is broad and prepares students for a variety
of jobs, including those in general management, human resource
management, and operations management, as well as entry to graduate
school and postgraduate professional education.
Students completing this program receive a B.S. degree in Business
Administration |
|
Ramapo
College of New Jersey recognizes the value of
publishing on the Internet and encourages the
campus community to produce personal World Wide
Web pages to enhance communications. The College
does not preview, review, censor, or control the
content of these pages in any way as a matter
of course. Personal Web pages are those of the
authors, and do not in any way constitute official
Ramapo College of New Jersey content.
|
|
|
|
  |
|
