The College of Business & Economics: AACSB-Accredited
In the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater Department of Management, we are developing leaders with outstanding organizational and problem solving abilities. Management is an expansive discipline affecting every aspect of manufacturing, government, non-profit, and private companies, and organizations.
The Department of Management is the largest department in the College of Business and Economics. It offers undergraduate BBA majors in:
- Entrepreneurship
- For further information on this major, contact Dr. Jeff Vanevenhoven (vanevenj@uww.edu), or refer to this supplemental web site on the Entrepreneurship major.
- General Management
- Dr. Louise Tourigny (tourignyl@uww.edu) can provide you with further information on this major.
- Human Resource Management
- Coordinator, Dr. Kelly Delaney-Klinger (delaneyk@uww.edu) can answer your questions about this major.
- Operations and Supply Chain Management
- For further information on this major, contact Dr. Sameer Prasad (prasads@uww.edu), or to find out more about supply chain management as a whole, reference this APICS web site.
These majors can lead a student to a career such as a retail manager, personnel manager, recruitment officer, production manager, purchasing supervisor, or even business owner. A degree in Management also provides a relevant foundation of knowledge for students wanting to pursue their MBA degree.
What opportunities does the Department offer for student organization involvement?
- The Association for Operations Management (APICS)
- Business Ethics Student Association (BESA)
- Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization (CEO) students have taken first place in the “Fast-Pitch” Elevator Competition, Warhawk Business Plan Competition, and multiple CEO National Conference Awards
- General Management Organization (GMO)
- Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM)
- Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has won their 27th consecutive Superior Merit Award, competing against 137 active chapters
The College of Business and Economics is accredited by AACSB International. Only 5% of business schools in the world have been able to obtain this highest standard of accreditation.
If you think a Management degree may be for you, you can:
