10 Management Science Preparatory Programs

The Management and Supervision Associate of Science program combines theory with practical application and prepares you for employment in Entry-Level Managerial positions.

The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Applied Technical Management allows a student to complete a diploma in a Technical College System of Georgia program area and continue to this AAS.

You’re a natural leader. You have a knack for directing others and want a career that can take you places. At Southern Technical College, our Management Associate degree program can help you get started in the field of business management. This business management degree program is designed to introduce you to the many facets of owning, operating and marketing a business enterprise. You can learn about human resource management...

Graduates of the Horse Management curriculum earn the skills necessary for management and operation of horse production, training, boarding and sales facilities, including equine and business aspects.

In today's world where competition, change and development, and globalization are experienced and felt at the highest level, a management sciences program suitable for today's rapidly changing conditions must of course be created on the axis of change and development. This has been our main principle in the design of our Sabancı University Management Sciences program: an international, transformative, organic undergraduate program built on basic management skills.

Once you complete this programme, you will be able to apply knowledge, skills and relevant communication skills for application in writing and verbal communication in the practice of personnel management.

The programme can include dual award which includes the ATHE Level 5 Extended Diploma Management and is recognised by a variety of UK universities as equivalent to their own BA (Hons) Business content and therefore holders of this qualification can gain advanced entry on to BA (Hons) Business degree.

This programme is aimed at those wanting to work in the equine industry and covers a range of topics such as equine welfare, coaching, behaviour, business and marketing to name a few. This introductory year will get you ready for level 4 study within the equine sector and is ideal for career changers, applicants who are just getting started in the equine sector or if applicants do not meet the entry requirements for the FdSc programme.

Good customer service can be considered the big differentiator between firms. While competing products are often similar and can anyway be easily duplicated, good customer service is a holistic system, requiring a sustained organization-wide effort, driven by the top and permeating all aspects of the organization's culture.

This program focuses on student learning in the area of Business Communications. Through a mix of competency and outcome-based learning, the student will gain skills and experience through individual and team-based instruction.