Management
The management major, with tracks in marketing and organizational leadership, provides a comprehensive background in the functional and environmental areas of business, and serves as a foundation for graduate work in business and management.
Dual Degree 4+1
Earn your accounting degree AND one of 4 business graduate degrees, including your MBA, in just 5 years.
The Major in Management
The management curriculum provides a comprehensive background for professional positions in finance, marketing, human resources, and operations management. Note: College-level algebra and calculus (Mathematics 108 or 170 or 106-66) are required in the management major.
Management: Organizational Leadership Track
Major Courses
- ACCT 157: Financial Accounting
- ECON 152: Principles of Economics
(Prerequisites: 3 years of secondary mathematics through college level algebra or consent of instructor) - ECON 156: Economics and Business Statistics -OR- Math 107: Elementary Statistics
- ECON 225: Intermediate Microeconomics
(Prerequisites: ECON 152, ECON 156, and MATH 106-166 or MATH 170 or MATH 108) - MGMT 223: Management and Organizational Theory
(Prerequisite: ECON 152) - MGMT 253: Human Resource Management
(Prerequisite: MGMT 223) - MGMT 342: Organizational Behavior and Leadership (Writing Intensive)
(Prerequisites: MGMT 223 and MGMT 253) - MGMT 365: Management Seminar (Prerequisites: MGMT 223 and senior standing as management major)
- Controlled MGMT Elective
- MGMT Elective
- MGMT Elective
Controlled Electives – Organizational Leadership Track:
- MGMT 226: Legal Environment of Business
- MGMT 227: Consumer Behavior
(Recommended: Management 251) - ECON/MGMT 231: Managerial Finance
(Prerequisites: Economics 152 and 156, Accounting 157) - MGMT 251: Marketing Management
(Prerequisite: Economics 152) - MGMT/IDIS 310: Doing Good at Work
- MGMT 324: Operations Management
- MGMT 333: International Issues in Management
Management: Sports Management Track
The Economics and Business Department Sports Management track in the Management major provides students with a strong background in both management and sports related subjects, enabling them to analyze and succeed in the challenging environment of both amateur and professional sports. This track prepares students for management positions within the sports industry as well as the non-profit sector. This innovative curriculum will allow students to pursue a variety of career paths in the field as well as provide a foundation needed for future graduate studies. The track is structured exactly the same way as the other two existing management tracks, i.e. marketing and organizational leadership, but it requires an internship that provides an extensive experience within a professional setting. Students who pursue this program at Moravian are awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in management.
Major Courses
- ACCT 157: Financial Accounting
- ECON 152: Principles of Economics
(Prerequisites: 3 years of secondary mathematics through college level algebra or consent of instructor) - ECON 156: Economics and Business Statistics -OR- Math 107: Elementary Statistics
- ECON 225: Intermediate Microeconomics
(Prerequisites: ECON 152, ECON 156, and MATH 106-166 or MATH 170 or MATH 108) - MGMT 223: Management and Organizational Theory
(Prerequisite: ECON 152) - MGMT 255: Mindfulness in Sport
(Prerequisite: MGMT 223) - ECON 312: Sports Economics
(Prerequisite: ECON 152 and ECON 225) - PHIL 228 (WI): Ethics of Sports -OR- IDIS 259 (WI): Sport and Its Cultural Legacy
- MGMT 365: Management Seminar
(Prerequisite: MGMT 223 and senior standing as management major) - MGMT 386: Sports Management Internship
- Controlled Elective
Controlled electives:
- MGMT 231: Managerial Finance (with a sports finance project)
(Prerequisite: ECON 152, ECON 156, and ACCT 157) - MGMT 256: Applied Econometrics (with a sports estimation project)
(Prerequisite: ECON 152 and 156) - MGMT 251: Marketing Management (with a sports marketing project)
(Prerequisite: ECON 152 or permission of instructor) - MGMT 253: Human Resource Management (with a sports management project)
(Prerequisite: MGMT 223 or permission of instructor) - MGMT 311: Marketing Research (with a sports marketing research project) (Writing Intensive)
(Prerequisite: ECON 156 and MGMT 251; Spring - MGMT 342: Organizational a Behavior and Leadership (Writing Intensive)
(Prerequisite: MGMT 223 and 253) - PSYC 260: Sports Psychology
NOTES: Requirements for students to declare their major in the Economics and Business Department must have a minimum grade of C- in Math 108/166/170, Econ 152, and Econ 156.
