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Overview The Management program of The University of Toledo is the perfect avenue for students who prefer to learn about a broad range of general management issues. This versatile major can lead to a wide variety of entry-level careers.You’ll learn the latest business technology, how to effectively lead and motivate employees and how to grow any organization. You can individualize your program by choosing business courses that suit your interests.Management bachelor's degree highlightsFlexibility. Evening and online classes are available. UToledo’s business management degree program also can be completed entirely online.Top business school. UT’s College of Business and Innovation is one of just 5% of business schools in the world to earn accreditation. We offer cutting-edge programs, expert faculty and comprehensive resources.Invaluable career advice. UToledo students get jobs because we prepare them well. Undergrads can participate in mock interviews, get help with writing resumes and attend job fairs through UT’s Business Career Programs office. Our Student Services Center provides academic advising.Experiential education. Learn through internships or practical, hands-on projects that address key business issues.Partnerships with local business professionals. These relationships allow UT to keep its program fresh and relevant to today’s business practices.Career OpportunitiesA business management degree can lead to careers in just about any field — industry, nonprofit, education, health care and many more, including:RecruiterNonprofit managerProduct or project managerProfessorRe-organization and design consultantEntrepreneurGovernment administrator I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Management program of The University of Toledo allows students to explore a broad range of business topics. Almost all of our students get internships and find jobs after graduation.

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