Discover how to think, create and lead like an entrepreneur by being part of a program built on real experience, not empty buzzwords.
The BS Management (BS MGT) degree helps you sharpen your entrepreneurial instincts: spotting opportunities in everyday problems, testing ideas instead of overthinking them, and choosing action when others hesitate.
In this program, you will learn solid business fundamentals and build the habit of initiative: the kind that pushes you to start projects and iterate toward success.
What sets the BS MGT graduate apart?
By providing students with both essential business frameworks and practical exposure, the BS MGT program develops them into capable entrepreneurs prepared for the challenges of building and running business ventures.
The BS MGT’s curriculum is heavily project-oriented, with an emphasis on experiential and real-world learning, rather than just classroom-based and textbook learning.
Students get to chart their own path by including a specialization that aligns with their interests and career goals:
Decision Science
Enterprise Development
Finance
Information Technology
International Business
Marketing
Project Management
Strategic Human Resources
Sustainability
BS MGT courses are taught by a faculty of successful and experienced professionals and globally-educated academics. And our highly integrated cross-functional curriculum culminates in a hands-on year-long project where senior students are organized into micro-enterprises tasked to run a business.
At BS MGT, we shape future business leaders and innovators who are ready to make an impact from day one. Many BS MGT alumni have gone on to become entrepreneurs immediately after graduation, with their senior year micro-enterprises serving as the nuclei of their business ventures.
BS MGT Graduates’ Career Prospects
A BS MGT graduate enters the job market fully prepared to found and lead their own enterprise: carrying forward practical experience gained from running micro-enterprises into meaningful roles across startups, established companies, or their own ventures.
Entrepreneurship
Startup Founder launching ventures built from hands-on micro-enterprise experience
Business Innovation Officer spotting growth openings and shaping early business concepts
Business Management
Business Manager coordinating workflows while resolving operational issues
Operations Supervisor overseeing business frontline teams
Business Analyst studying data to recommend improvements to company performance
Marketing
Marketing Specialist executing campaigns, shaping product or brand visibility
Brand Steward coordinating promotional activities to support their brand
Customer Insights Analyst reviewing user feedback to help improve service interactions
Finance
Financial Planner supporting budgeting or forecasting work
Strategy Officer creating overall business strategy using present business conditions
Sales Operations Lead refining internal sales processes
BS MGT’s Optimal Outcomes
The program aims to develop future leaders in their respective business fields: developing an enterprise perspective that understands the interconnectedness of human resource, marketing, finance, and operations.
Program Learning Outcomes As a BS Management Program student, you’ll grow in the knowledge, skills, and mindset you need to thrive in today’s business world. By the time you complete the program, you’ll be expected to have the ability to:
Operate small-to-medium business enterprises
Evaluate viable business opportunities considering factors such as market demand, financial feasibility, competitive landscape, and operational requirements
Apply entrepreneurial management principles to any organization
Design innovative business solutions that address social needs.
JGSOM outcomes As a member of the John Gokongwei School of Management, the BS MGT Program also promotes the following School-level outcomes:
Develop a global perspective for use in nation-building
Solve business problems using interdisciplinary, analytical, and sustainable approaches
Develop innovative business models through the use of interdisciplinary, analytical, and sustainable approaches
Demonstrate commitment to personal moral and ethical standards
Demonstrate an understanding of transformative service leadership principles
