The curriculum in Management provides students the opportunity to acquire a broad professional education in several areas of business and management specializations, leading to Bachelor of Science degrees in Business Administration or Hospitality and Tourism Management.

With a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, a student can select from a variety of concentrations which provide in-depth understanding of specific functional areas. The areas of concentration are:

General Management
Human Resource Management
Information Systems
Marketing
Business Economics
Finance and Banking

Through its curricula and co-curricula programs and activities, the School of Management seeks to achieve the following major objectives:

• to provide a learning environment conducive to developing the knowledge 
  bases, competencies, and other skills required for leadership positions in 
  management of business government and other work organizations;
• to provide an integrative, experience and problem-based program of study;
• to provide students with a multidisciplinary foundation to understand the 
  complexities of organizational management in the context of external factors 
  such as the economy, technology, competition and globalization;
• to prepare students with the competencies necessary to pursue graduate 
  studies in management-related disciplines and other fields of study; and
• to provide advanced studies in management, through quality graduate 
  programs.

The Department of Business Administration also houses the Airway Sciences program that offers a Bachelor's of Science degree with concentrations in Airway Science Management or Airway Science Systems (Professional Pilot).