Management

Bachelor of Science in Business (B.S.B.)

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Get Your Management Degree At UW

A UW management degree will equip you with the frameworks and tools necessary to help an enterprise skillfully manage its resources, including its workforce. You’ll be asked to think strategically about resource management to help attain a sustained competitive advantage for a business.

The B.S.B. in management grounds students in all aspects of personnel management including legal issues, recruiting, training and negotiating. Additionally, Management majors develop an overview of functional areas in the organization, such as accounting, finance, operations and marketing.

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Management student in the College of Business atrium

This program is currently offered in
the following locations:

Laramie Campus
Online
Hybrid

What is Management?

Attaining and maintaining a competitive advantage in today’s business environment is not an easy feat. The efficient management of resources has become more important today than ever before. A management degree from the University of Wyoming places you at the heart of the challenges you’ll be facing with experiential learning opportunities and experienced faculty that bring real-world experience.

More organizations are moving towards an understanding that employees are a resource that can be developed into a distinct competitive advantage to ensure organizational success, sustainability and reputation. Students majoring in Management will be prepared to create policies and practices for effective recruitment, socialization, training, development, compensation, performance management, career planning, employer relations and more.

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As an AACSB Accredited Business School - a standard of quality and excellence held by fewer than 5% of business schools worldwide - you are guaranteed an education that meets industry expectations and prepares you to make an immediate impact. Every business major will walk away with a toolbelt ready for any business endeavor.

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More organizations are moving towards an understanding that employees are a resource that can be developed into a distinct competitive advantage to ensure organizational success, sustainability and reputation. Students majoring in management have three focus areas to choose from to customize their degree even further.

Focus Areas

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Leadership
  • Supply-Chain Management
  • Human Resources
  • General Management
  • Hospitality Management


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Management B.S.B. Degree Program Highlights

Experiential Learning

Students will encounter a variety of experiential learning experiences in the B.S.B. management program. For example, case discussions focused on protagonists in actual business situations help students understand dilemmas to which they might apply their marketing knowledge. Computer simulations require students to integrate learning about marketing with other departments within a mid-size or large corporation. Classroom business partnerships bring an issue or project for an actual business or non-governmental organization into the classroom for students to research and to make recommendations.

 

Affordable, equitable education is a key focus at UW. The College of Business has the honor of offering over $500,000 in scholarships every year. As a result, we've greatly reduced the financial burden of education for ambitious, driven students passionate about marketing and management.

SCHOLARSHIPS

We’re privileged to have world-class faculty at UW. One example is Dr. Jeff Covin. Dr. Covin is one of the most distinguished scholars of management strategy currently active today. He has held chaired professorships at Georgia Tech (13 years) and Indiana University (22 years). Dr. Covin’s research on corporate entrepreneurship has highlighted the importance of firms taking an entrepreneurial orientation to challenges they encounter, such as pursuing effective new-product development to counter rivals’ brands in marketplaces. 

Meet our faculty

Relationship building continues to be an important element of success in business. As an extension of the UW College of Business, marketing majors are offered the same opportunity to grow their networks through various organizations. Students can join UW's chapter of the American Marketing Association which offers programs that cover careers in marketing and an annual trip to the AMA Collegiate Conference held in New Orleans. Other student organizations include DECA, Blockchain Club, Women in Business, Ethics Clubs and more!

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

What can you do with a Management bachelor's degree?

A bachelor’s degree in management prepares you to lead teams, solve problems and make strategic decisions in a variety of industries, from business and healthcare to tech and nonprofits. You'll gain skills in project management, operations, human resources and more—opening doors to careers like operations manager, HR specialist, business analyst or even entrepreneur. It’s also a strong foundation if you plan to pursue an MBA or other graduate programs down the line.

  • Sales Representative 
  • Project Manager 
  • Client Services Manager 
  • Human Resources Manager 
  • Business Manager 
  • Staff Accountant
  • Marketing Manager 
  • Account Executive 
  • Business Consultant 
  • Director of Operations 
  • And more!

We have placed students in positions HR generalist and specialist positions in a wide range of companies and industries. In addition to HR roles, we have a large majority of students who get placed in general management roles. While many students obtain employment in Wyoming, many also find chances elsewhere, such as the Front Range of Colorado, the Wasatch Front in Salt Lake City and elsewhere.

  • McKesson 
  • Ivinson Memorial Hospital 
  • Occidental 
  • PNC Bank 
  • US Senate
  • Edelman 
  • FedEx
  • TMobile 
  • T. Rowe Price 
  • LA Clippers 
  • New York Life 
  • University of Wyoming Athletics 
  • Union Pacific
  • And more! 

A bachelor’s degree in management offers valuable, versatile skills that apply across industries—like leadership, communication, problem-solving and strategic thinking. It prepares you for a wide range of careers in business, healthcare, tech, retail, nonprofits and more, while also building a strong foundation for graduate study or entrepreneurship. With this degree, you’ll be ready to lead teams, manage operations and make decisions that drive organizational success.

"Being a part of the Management program at the University of Wyoming has not only provided me with technical skills for my professional career but has made me aware of the importance of interpersonal skills for life after school. The Management program has been excellent at incorporating real-life scenarios into the classroom and would consistently provide us with case studies that gave students context. Professors across the department were extremely helpful in expanding my network with business executives and provided guidance for future work opportunities. Group assignments, highly-skilled personable staff, case studies and course material combined have laid a foundation that will allow me to succeed greatly in my professional career."

- Ida Krause | Class of 2022