• There are unlimited opportunities for both men and women with management skills in today’s global economy.  Effectively managing an organization is a demanding task.  Managers must not only develop skills related to the functional area of management, but they must also learn how to integrate these activities.  What makes this process demanding is that events and activities external and internal to an organization can radically change the techniques and methods managers must use in order to arrive at successful outcomes.

• The Department of Management and Marketing places vital emphasis upon the quality of its teacher/scholar faculty.  The faculty is committed to establishing effective teaching and learning relationships with students both inside and outside the classroom, while pursuing a scholarly and research agenda in support of the department’s teaching mission.  The department is also committed to preparing students for the challenges of competition and interaction with diverse cultures in an increasingly global economy.

• The Department of Management and Marketing is housed in the Donald L. Harrison College of Business, one of the finest colleges of business in the Midwest, serving more than one-third of all declared majors in the University.

• The college is accredited by AACSB-International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), placing it in the top 25 percent of business programs nationally.  

• With prestigious national accreditation and an outstanding faculty with a foundation in contemporary business practice, the Harrison College of Business serves students with high-quality programs and the support systems essential for their success.

• The Harrison College of Business is housed in Robert A. Dempster Hall, a state-of-the-art facility designed to promote student learning and professional success.  The building contains a rich array of hands-on business and instructional technology, all digitally connected to the world. 

• Southeast business students receive hands-on training, including business internships with major corporations and industries.  

• As a Southeast student, you will receive lots of student attention.  The student-faculty ratio at Southeast is 17 to 1.  The Donald L. Harrison College of Business has nearly 50 full-time faculty; over 90 percent have a doctoral degree.  Ninety-eight percent of courses are taught by experienced practitioners with specialized knowledge.

• Courses are scheduled to allow full-time students completion of their undergraduate degree in four years or less.

• The current job placement rate among business majors is currently 99 percent within a year of graduation.  

• The Harrison College of Business offers a 33-credit hour Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree program.  Southeast’s B.S.B.A. degree program provides the prerequisites for admission into the M.B.A. program.
  

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