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Northern Vermont University will join with Castleton University and Vermont Technical College to become Vermont State University on July 1, 2023.

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Learn to be an effective manager with a concentration in management at Northern Vermont University.

The management concentration in NVU’s B.S. degree in business administration provides the skills and knowledge to run your own business, succeed in an organization of your choosing, or pursue graduate study.

Through internships, case studies, and simulations, you’ll apply theory to actual business situations and develop skills in planning, organization, leadership, human resources. Additional areas of focus include marketing and financial management. Supported by a strong liberal arts curriculum, you’ll gain a solid foundation in communications, critical thinking, problem-solving, decision making, and creativity — the basis for success in the dynamic world of business and management.

At a Glance

Location:
Both Campuses
Program Options:
Concentration
Students in this program earn a bachelor of science in business administration with a concentration in management.
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Certificates that Boost Resumes

In collaboration with The Center for Professional Studies (CPS) at NVU, students can graduate with certificates in project management, guest services, supervisor development, and technology applications.

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Career and Internship Support

Whether you’re a first-year student or a senior ready to graduate, the NVU Career and Internship Office will meet you where you are and guide you along your path. They’ll help you tune up your resume, find an internship at a local business, and prepare you for the interview process.

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Hands-on Learning

Julia Simons ’19 landed an internship at Stowe Mountain Resort and quickly learned to manage a team. She coordinated duties for up to 20 coworkers at a time and built solid leadership and communication skills. “It definitely helped with future jobs. If I end up being a supervisor or manager in a fast-paced environment, I already have the skills to handle the stress,” she says.

Read Julia's story
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“The program pushes students to step out of their comfort zone and think critically, as a leader in the business world. This hands-on approach has allowed me to develop skills that I never thought that I would need to succeed.”

– Aaron Perry '16

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