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Bachelor of Science in Business Management
Business professionals are found in a variety of settings in virtually every sector of the economy. To make sound business decisions, you need a broad-based background — from finance and marketing to human resources and business communications. Through the Business Management program, you’ll be prepared with the skills you need for a career in business with the basics in human resources, strategy, management, marketing, and international business.
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What You'll Learn
Do you have a mind for business? Through the Business Management program, you’ll learn to think like a business manager. You’ll be equipped with personal leadership skills and an understanding of management ethics and best practices. You’ll possess the tools needed to enter the business world or a graduate program to further develop and strengthen your skills as a business professional.
Blaze Your Path
Sample Courses
Introduction to Business
This course is designed to introduce the student to the principles and functions of business. Business will be studied as part of a total social, political, and economic environment. The various functional areas of business will be discussed: economic systems, forms of business ownership, small business, management, human relations, marketing, accounting, finance, stock market, and business law.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
This course examines the stages of the entrepreneurial process, the characteristics of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs, the approaches they use to create, identify, and evaluate opportunities and prospects for new ventures, and the skills that are needed to start, manage, and sustain new ventures.
Business Communications
The study and practice of the kinds of internal and external forms of business communications. Practice in researching, writing, and editing letters, memos, reports, promotions, product descriptions, and/or proposals. Includes oral presentations and relevant ethical issues.
Franchising
This course focuses on franchising as a form of entrepreneurship. Topics include determining the success rates of franchisors and franchisees, the advantages and disadvantages of franchising, the process of franchising a business idea, and the process of selecting and working with a franchisor.
Human Resource Management
Studies the relationship between management and employees. Principles of dealing with the human factor to maximize the individual’s fulfillment and the productive efficiency of the firm through sound procurement. Development and utilization of the firm’s employees with an introduction to labor-management relations. Includes an overview of the legal implications of human resources upon business.
International Business and Management
Students examine the environment and operations of international business and management. Topics include the globalization of management, strategic planning for multinational, global, and transnational organizations, multinational structure, foreign subsidiary coordination and control, and special issues concerning expatriate employees.
Entrepreneurial Finance
This course examines all aspects of financing an entrepreneurial venture. Students will be introduced to the mechanisms by which entrepreneurs maintain proper financial records and controls, make budgetary decisions, price products and services, make provisions for the payment of taxes and loans, and determine profitability/financial sustainability.
Business Law
Designed to acquaint the student with the common practical laws as applied to ordinary business procedures. Review of basic legal concepts including contract law, business transactions, and related terminology.
Field Experience and Internships
Business Management majors are required to complete 80 hours of experiential learning and
internships
. The knowledge, skills, and experience you gain — in the classroom and through internships — will boost your resume and your confidence with real-world work experience. Recent internship experiences include opportunities at Dell Technologies, Disney World, and Weiss Memorial Hospital.
Career Opportunities
Students with a B.S. in Business Management can immediately begin working in the field or continue to graduate school for advanced study.
Sales managers
Retail managers
Management analyst
Project managers
Sales representative
Human resources assistant
Entrepreneur
Business program manager
Recruiter
Small business owner
Marketing coordinator
International business manager
Meet Your Business Management Instructors
Dr.
Shena Bowie
Assistant Professor
352-638-9737
sbowie@beaconcollege.edu
Dr.
Audrey Broxton
Assistant Professor
352-638-9700
abroxton@beaconcollege.edu
Michael Fallon
Instructor
352-638-9746
mfallon@beaconcollege.edu
Meet Your General Education Instructors
Angel Maldonado
Dean of Curriculum and Innovation
352-315-9269
amaldonado@beaconcollege.edu
Jessica Caolo
Assistant Professor
352-315-1082
jcaolo@beaconcollege.edu
Christina Hansen
Instructor
352-764-6361
chansen@beaconcollege.edu
Dr.
Patricia Konovalov
Professor
352-638-9815
pkonovalov@beaconcollege.edu
Jodi Livingston
Instructor
352-787-1525
jlivingston@beaconcollege.edu
Dr.
Mary-Anne Primack
Assistant Professor
352-787-2912
mprimack@beaconcollege.edu
Autumn Welt
Assistant Professor
352-787-1056
awelt@beaconcollege.edu
Business Management Minor
A minor in Business Management provides students with the groundwork for incorporating leadership skills into various organizations through knowledge of business basics such as human resources, marketing, and international business. The minor is an excellent complement to a degree in
Computer Information Systems
or
Studio Arts
.
Associate of Science in Business Management
The Associate of Science degree in Business Management provides students with an educational foundation before entering the workforce, pursuing further study, or beginning professional training. The program requires the completion of a total of 61 credits, with 18 credits in the major.
Learn More About Business Management
To schedule a visit, please contact our admissions team at
admissions@beaconcollege.edu
or call
352-638-9731
or
855-220-5376
(toll-free).
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Founded in 1989, Beacon College in Leesburg, Florida, stands as a shining beacon of hope and opportunity for students with learning disabilities.
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Learn More & Apply
Apply
New Students
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Admitted Students
Affordability
Tuition & Fees
Scholarships
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Financial Aid FAQs
Other Financial Resources
CARES Act
Get to Know Us
Admissions Events
Plan a Visit
Meet the Admissions Staff
Download Brochures
Request Information
New Student Orientation
Admissions & Aid
Join us on campus for one of our upcoming Open House events! We invite you to experience the personalized support, vibrant campus life, and academic excellence that make Beacon College the ideal choice for students with learning differences.
Register Now >
College Readiness
Programs & Options
Summer for Success
College Edge
Navigator PREP
Intro to College Academics
Dual Enrollment
Beacon Foundations
Resources & Tools
Choosing the Right Program
Meet the Experts
Free Downloadable Tools
Webinar Recordings
Partnerships
Partner With Us
Certificate in Coaching Adolescents
Neurodiversity in Higher Ed Certificate
College Readiness
Get college-ready this summer with our Summer Bundle!
Combine virtual college readiness counseling with one of our on campus summer immersion programs and receive $2,000 off. You’ll get 1:1 college readiness prep and an unforgettable summer, all in one.
Learn More
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Anthrozoology
Business Management
Hospitality and Tourism
Computer Information Systems
Design and Digital Media
Early Childhood and Elementary Education
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Human Services
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Studio Arts
Minors
Success & Support Services
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Academic Support
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Career Treks
Internships
Study Abroad
Resources
Course Catalog
Academic Calendars
Registrar’s Office
Academics
Intellectual challenge is at the heart of a Beacon education. We take this very seriously, but we are also very practical about it. Our 10 bachelor’s degree programs are intended to prepare our students to find worthy work in today’s global marketplace. Additionally, we encourage students to explore their diverse interests through one or more of our 17 minors.
Student Life
Campus Life
Life at Beacon
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Housing
Dining Services
Transportation
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Safety
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Athletics
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Women’s Basketball
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“Pursuing the life abundant” is the pervading theme that infuses everything we do at Beacon College. It’s something we take very seriously indeed.
At Beacon, you’ll be able to be the most that you can be. Both within the classroom and far beyond it, we nurture a vivacious learning laboratory that calls upon you to seek and cherish all of life’s richness.
News & Events
News & Media
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Lighting the Path Newsletter
A World of Difference
Office of Communications
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Home
Majors
Business Management
Bachelor of Science in Business Management
Business professionals are found in a variety of settings in virtually every sector of the economy. To make sound business decisions, you need a broad-based background — from finance and marketing to human resources and business communications. Through the Business Management program, you’ll be prepared with the skills you need for a career in business with the basics in human resources, strategy, management, marketing, and international business.
Academic Calendars
Course Catalog
Registrar’s Office
Internships and Experiences
What You'll Learn
Do you have a mind for business? Through the Business Management program, you’ll learn to think like a business manager. You’ll be equipped with personal leadership skills and an understanding of management ethics and best practices. You’ll possess the tools needed to enter the business world or a graduate program to further develop and strengthen your skills as a business professional.
Blaze Your Path
Sample Courses
Introduction to Business
This course is designed to introduce the student to the principles and functions of business. Business will be studied as part of a total social, political, and economic environment. The various functional areas of business will be discussed: economic systems, forms of business ownership, small business, management, human relations, marketing, accounting, finance, stock market, and business law.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
This course examines the stages of the entrepreneurial process, the characteristics of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs, the approaches they use to create, identify, and evaluate opportunities and prospects for new ventures, and the skills that are needed to start, manage, and sustain new ventures.
Business Communications
The study and practice of the kinds of internal and external forms of business communications. Practice in researching, writing, and editing letters, memos, reports, promotions, product descriptions, and/or proposals. Includes oral presentations and relevant ethical issues.
Franchising
This course focuses on franchising as a form of entrepreneurship. Topics include determining the success rates of franchisors and franchisees, the advantages and disadvantages of franchising, the process of franchising a business idea, and the process of selecting and working with a franchisor.
Human Resource Management
Studies the relationship between management and employees. Principles of dealing with the human factor to maximize the individual’s fulfillment and the productive efficiency of the firm through sound procurement. Development and utilization of the firm’s employees with an introduction to labor-management relations. Includes an overview of the legal implications of human resources upon business.
International Business and Management
Students examine the environment and operations of international business and management. Topics include the globalization of management, strategic planning for multinational, global, and transnational organizations, multinational structure, foreign subsidiary coordination and control, and special issues concerning expatriate employees.
Entrepreneurial Finance
This course examines all aspects of financing an entrepreneurial venture. Students will be introduced to the mechanisms by which entrepreneurs maintain proper financial records and controls, make budgetary decisions, price products and services, make provisions for the payment of taxes and loans, and determine profitability/financial sustainability.
Business Law
Designed to acquaint the student with the common practical laws as applied to ordinary business procedures. Review of basic legal concepts including contract law, business transactions, and related terminology.
Field Experience and Internships
Business Management majors are required to complete 80 hours of experiential learning and
internships
. The knowledge, skills, and experience you gain — in the classroom and through internships — will boost your resume and your confidence with real-world work experience. Recent internship experiences include opportunities at Dell Technologies, Disney World, and Weiss Memorial Hospital.
Career Opportunities
Students with a B.S. in Business Management can immediately begin working in the field or continue to graduate school for advanced study.
Sales managers
Retail managers
Management analyst
Project managers
Sales representative
Human resources assistant
Entrepreneur
Business program manager
Recruiter
Small business owner
Marketing coordinator
International business manager
Meet Your Business Management Instructors
Dr.
Shena Bowie
Assistant Professor
352-638-9737
sbowie@beaconcollege.edu
Dr.
Audrey Broxton
Assistant Professor
352-638-9700
abroxton@beaconcollege.edu
Michael Fallon
Instructor
352-638-9746
mfallon@beaconcollege.edu
Meet Your General Education Instructors
Angel Maldonado
Dean of Curriculum and Innovation
352-315-9269
amaldonado@beaconcollege.edu
Jessica Caolo
Assistant Professor
352-315-1082
jcaolo@beaconcollege.edu
Christina Hansen
Instructor
352-764-6361
chansen@beaconcollege.edu
Dr.
Patricia Konovalov
Professor
352-638-9815
pkonovalov@beaconcollege.edu
Jodi Livingston
Instructor
352-787-1525
jlivingston@beaconcollege.edu
Dr.
Mary-Anne Primack
Assistant Professor
352-787-2912
mprimack@beaconcollege.edu
Autumn Welt
Assistant Professor
352-787-1056
awelt@beaconcollege.edu
Business Management Minor
A minor in Business Management provides students with the groundwork for incorporating leadership skills into various organizations through knowledge of business basics such as human resources, marketing, and international business. The minor is an excellent complement to a degree in
Computer Information Systems
or
Studio Arts
.
Associate of Science in Business Management
The Associate of Science degree in Business Management provides students with an educational foundation before entering the workforce, pursuing further study, or beginning professional training. The program requires the completion of a total of 61 credits, with 18 credits in the major.
Learn More About Business Management
To schedule a visit, please contact our admissions team at
admissions@beaconcollege.edu
or call
352-638-9731
or
855-220-5376
(toll-free).
Apply Today
Request Info
Plan a Visit
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