The College of Business Bachelor of Arts in Manufacturing Management is the perfect next step for students who graduate from a manufacturing program at community colleges. The Bachelor of Arts in Manufacturing Management is a career-oriented program that prepares students to become industry professionals capable of successfully managing human, mechanical, technological and financial resources in a manufacturing environment. This program is offered in two formats, on campus and online. Check with program advisor for details.
Special Admission Requirements
In addition to the university criteria, applicants must have earned an associate’s degree in a manufacturing program. Students without an associate’s degree must have completed 60 credit hours from a regionally accredited institution, have earned 26-27 hours in specialized manufacturing-related courses and have met other university admission criteria.
Program Expected Student Outcomes
Functional Business Knowledge
1.1 Learners will demonstrate broad functional knowledge across all areas of business.
1.2 Learners will apply appropriate technological tools in support of business decision-making.
Effective Business Communication
2.1 Learners will write clear, concise, and well-organized business reports.
2.2 Learners will produce and deliver professional quality oral presentations.
Ethics and Values
3.1 Learners will recognize basic concepts and theories related to business ethics and social responsibility.
3.2 Learners will recognize the ethical dilemmas and social responsibility in a business situation and recommend courses of actions to address the issues.
Global Business Issues
4.1 Learners will understand the complexities of the cultural, economic, regulatory, and social environments as they impact business in a global economy.
4.2 Learners will develop viable alternatives and make effective decisions in an international business setting.
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