Careers in Management

In your management classes, you're gaining practical insight and perspective in the field of management. After graduation, you'll be ready to take a number of jobs including a few of the titles listed below.

Most management jobs include planning, organizing, directing and controlling. You'll work with a large organization in any number of specific departments. You can oversee tasks directly related to the actual operation of the company.

Information Systems Manager	Purchasing Manager
Marketing Manager	Financial Manager
Office Manager	Human Resources Manager

In physical management, there are many different positions. As a facility manager, you coordinate the workplace environment with people and work of an organization. As an operations manager, you would control the intake and production for a manufacturing organization.

Production Manager	Materials Manager
Construction Manager

Public sector management has many positions in a wide variety of industries. Some of those jobs could include city or county managers, government program managers, non-profit manager, school principal or director, school administrator or superintendent, college administrator and farming, forestry, mining or fishing managers.

City or County Manager	Government Program Manager
Labor Relations Manager	Superintendent
College Administration	Human Resource Management

Your position in private sector management can be in many different areas such as communications, food services, insurance, public utilities, real estate, retail, service, transportation or self-employed.

As a communications manager, you'll maintain the operations of a company such as telephones, internet connection, print media, TV or radio. While as a real estate manager, you'll direct a team of real estate agents and help keep the database of properties for sale or rent up to date.

Restaurant Manager	Property Manager
Retail Sales Manager	Communications Manager
Bank Manager	Real Estate Broker