• Undergraduate Programs

Micah Gayle Vincent

BSM '05
Director of Legislative Affairs and Policy
Indiana State Department of Agriculture

Management

A moment of decision.

How do you calculate the impact of a single decision on the rest of your life?

Management majors know how. They have the tools to make complex analysis and deliver a quantitative summary. Management grads do this kind of thing every day and you can too.

The most popular of our majors, Management allows you to work in accounting, economics, finance, marketing, strategic management, management information systems, and human resource management. Management prepares you for a career with a broad-based business education and the prestige of a degree from Purdue.

With proven methods, a renowned faculty and alumni working around the globe, your degree is your proof that you will add value to any organization from your first day.

Today begins your first day.

During your first year at Purdue, you will take general university coursework. Students usually take five courses (about 15 credit hours) each semester and a semester lasts about 16 weeks. During your sophomore year, you will begin taking introductory management courses.

When you reach your junior and senior years, you begin the professional management core coursework. The kinds of classes you will enroll in during your last two years at Purdue are:

Junior Year:	Senior Year:
Business Statistics Finance Management Information Systems Marketing Organizational Behavior Business Law Human Resource Management Concentration Electives	Operations Management Regulatory Policy Managerial Policy Professional Electives International Electives Concentration Electives