M.S. in Management Careers
Lead Teams and Organizations to Success
- 7 percent career growth through 2028
- Highest wage of all occupational groups
- 706,900 new jobs by 2028
Take the next step in your career as a skilled manager who can make an impact in all types of organizations. Graduates of this program have what it takes to solve problems, make strategic decisions, and create positive change.
Greenville’s M.S. in Management prepares you for success in project management, human resources, operations, employee development, and more. These management careers can put you on the path to professional advancement and increased earning potential.
Management Analyst
$83,610/year
Management analysts make recommendations to improve business outcomes, usually as consultants. They research an organization’s current processes, interview employees, and create reports that identify new systems, procedures, and other changes.
Training and Development Manager
$111,340/year
Training and development managers design and implement programs to upskill current employees and onboard new ones. They work closely with stakeholders to identify areas for growth, then oversee teams to create training materials that align with business goals.
Career and salary information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Additional management careers include:
- Compensation, benefits, and job analyst
- Human resources manager
- Marketing manager
- Public relations and fundraising manager
- Sales manager
- Top executive
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Prepare to Excel in Management Careers
When you complete this program, you’ll be able to:
- Apply relevant knowledge in new and unfamiliar organizational situations to present workable solutions.
- Implement problem-solving skills to cope with unforeseen events and unpredictable environments.
- Assess issues in the organization and/or community to present solutions clearly and effectively to the public, your colleagues, and the business community.
- Demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively with others of varying and diverse backgrounds while serving others.
- Integrate their faith into their business worlds and communities in a positive way.
- Appropriately manage those you are responsible for in various situations.
Career Support
Greenville University is here to support you during your program and after graduation.
Contact the Office of Career Services at (618) 664–6655 for more information.