| Managers use their knowledge of
management principles to oversee development and innovation, enhance
quality and productivity, and assume leadership roles within companies.
As a student of our management program, you will gain a working
knowledge of both management and technology. You will acquire a solid
background in all areas of management, along with the analytic and
managerial skills you need to administer organizational resources. The
curriculum covers finance, marketing, operations, organizational
behavior, economics, and business law. The only undergraduate program of
its kind in Massachusetts, and one of only a few in the nation, this
program offers an innovative curriculum that prepares students to manage
technology development and implementation, and accomplish organizational
goals. Classroom studies are complemented by hands-on lab work and the
successful completion of two co-op work semesters beginning junior year.
Wentworth Institute of Technology has received specialized accreditation for its business programs through the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE), located in Olathe, Kansas. The business programs in the following degrees are accredited by the IACBE:
- Bachelor Degree of Science in Management with concentrations in Technology Management Project Leadership, and Communication.
- Bachelor Degree of Science in Facilities Planning and Management
- Bachelor Degree of Science in Construction Management
- Bachelor Degree of Science in Project Management
Note: Qualified students from other majors may transfer into this
program with the approval of the Department Head. See Wentworth catalog
for details or contact the Department.
As a graduate of our management program, you will be prepared
for leadership roles in creating, sustaining, and exploiting competitive
advantages through management principles and technology. Graduates seek
career opportunities in sales, production management, marketing, field
service, product development, finance, and quality assurance. Graduates
may also pursue advanced degrees such as an M.B.A. or J.D., or take on
an entrepreneurial role for themselves.
Course of Study - BSM
First Year Fall Semester
- Introduction to Computers and Business Applications
- English I
- Oral Communications
- College Mathematics I
- Introduction to Management
First Year Spring Semester
- Management Information Systems
- Macroeconomics
- English II
- College Mathematics II
- Natural or Physical Science Elective
Second Year Fall Semester
- Research Methods in Business
- Microeconomics
- Social Science Elective
- Financial Accounting
- Business Communications
Second Year Spring Semester
- Social Science Elective
- Managerial Accounting
- Quality Control
- Contemporary Manufacturing
- Concentration Course I (see below)
- Writing Competency Assessment
Second Year Summer Semester
- Optional Cooperative Work Term
Third Year Fall Semester
- Ethics
- Management of Contemporary Organizations
- Principles of Marketing Management
- Business Law
- Concentration Course II (see below)
Third Year Spring Semester
- Cooperative Work Semester I
Third Year Summer Semester
- Humanities or Social Science Elective
- Financial Management
- Human Resource & Labor Management
- Operations Management
Fourth Year Fall Semester
- Cooperative Work Semester II
Fourth Year Spring Semester
- Strategic Management
- Humanities or Social Science Elective
- General Elective
- Concentration Course III (see below)
- Business Negotiation Principles
Fourth Year Summer Semester
- Humanities or Social Science Elective
- The Global Economy
- Senior Project
- Concentration Course IV (see below)
Note: The following Management Concentration Courses will be offered
only if there is sufficient student interest and enrollment. Students
select courses from the Technology Management, Communication, or Project
Leadership concentrations listed below with the consent of the Faculty
Advisor.
Concentration Courses: Technology Management
- Introduction to Technology Management
- Technology Assessment and Acquisition
- Technology Transfer
- Advanced Topics in Technology Management
Concentration Courses: Communication
- Introduction to Mass Communication
- Public Relations Writing
- Newswriting and Editing
- Introduction to Desktop Publishing
Concentration Courses: Project Leadership
- Introduction to Project Planning and Leadership
- Group Processes and Team Building
- Advisor-Approved Project Leadership Course
- Power and Leadership in Organizations
Department of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Management,
Additional Information
The Department of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Management at
Wentworth Institute of Technology offers the Bachelor of Science degree
in Management (BSM program described above).
Please note: Additional Bachelor of Science degree programs in
specialized management areas are offered at Wentworth Institute of
Technology through the Department of Design & Facilities in Facilities
Planning & Management (BFPM) and the Department
of Civil, Construction, and Environment in Construction Management (BCMT).
The Course of Study guide above is intended to be used for
comparative reference only, and is subject to change. Please refer to
the Wentworth Institute of Technology Course
Catalog for detailed course descriptions, departmental requirements,
pre-requisites, and institutional policies.
You may contact the Wentworth Admissions Office at 617-989-4000 or
800-556-0610 or via email at
admissions@wit.edu if you have questions about the
Admissions Process.
Please contact the Department of Humanities, Social Sciences, and
Management directly at 617-989-4370
if you have questions about this course of study.
Refer to the Course Catalog for course
descriptions. |
