The BS in Management (MGMT) prepares students to take leadership, management, and entrepreneurial roles in the public and private sectors. Students learn such skills as strategic thinking, motivating and managing nationally and internationally diverse workforces, building, and leading team efforts, negotiating successfully and instituting planned change in organizations.

In our IT Convergence College of Components and Materials Engineering, students learn how to apply information technology and design concepts for the components and materials industry.

Mechanical Engineering has equal value to mankind’s history of industrial technology development. Mechanical engineering is utilized ranging from traditional industries such as automobile, shipbuilding, etc. to state-of-the-art new industries such as Information and Communications, aerospace, etc. By operating a variety of subjects for design and fabrication of high-quality advanced mechanical parts, precision machine and energy systems, development of state-of-the-art production processes, development of various value-added high-precision parts including the basic mechanics of mechanical engineering, the Department of Mechanical Engineering fosters the best professional engineers.

The accounting degree prepares students for professional careers in the private and public sectors. The accounting major is designed to produce accounting professionals who can both generate and apply financial information to solve business problems.

The Finance degree (FNAN) prepares students for professional careers by providing a solid foundation in the principles necessary to make operating decisions for an organization and in the financial market analysis. We educate our finance majors to understand, evaluate, and manage risk. In addition, students learn to conduct and effectively present financial analysis and research valuing complex projects, assets, securities, and firms. Finance majors explore the relationships among investors, firms, financial institutions, markets, and regulators. Students majoring in Finance have a unique opportunity to compete globally, as well as regionally, for unique and diverse job opportunities, including government (U.S. Treasury and the Board of Governors), large financial corporations (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac), international organizations (World Bank and IMF), and other careers related to Finance.