Management Program | Franciscan University of Steubenville

Management

Management courses provide students with a knowledge of the administrative concepts necessaryfor a career in the modern Business world. Courses in this area teach the elements of themanagerial process of Business organizations and the behavior of the people within them.

In addition to required courses in Business, Accounting, and Economics, the student has theopportunity to freely choose courses in the social sciences, physical sciences, and humanities.

Sample Program | Course Descriptions

FIRST YEAR

First Semester	Second Semester
Introduction to Business	Principles of Marketing
Finite Math	Applied Calculus
Humanities Core(History)	Humanities Core
Natural Science Core	Natural Science Core
Communications Core	Elective

SECOND YEAR

First Semester	Second Semester
Intro to Accounting I	Intro to Accounting II
Principles of Economics I (Macro)	Principles of Economics II (Micro)
Elem. Business Statistics I	Elem. Business Statistics II
Business Law I	Business Law II
Theology Core	Theology Core
Humanities Core (Philosophy)

THIRD YEAR

First Semester	Second Semester
Organization and Management	Labor Relations
Corporation Finance	Quantitative Management
Labor Economics	Money and Banking
Humanities Core	Humanities Core
Elective	Elective

FOURTH YEAR

First Semester	Second Semester
Human Resources Management	Business Problems
Industrial Management	Business and Society
Elective	Thesis
Elective	Elective
Elective	Elective
Elective

Meet the Faculty

Dr. Michael Welker, chair
Dr. Thomas Kelly
Prof. Albert Macre
Prof. Donald Materniak, CPA (N.J.), CFP,
Dr. Robert McDonald
Prof. Jeffrey Rankin
Professor Dr. Tilman Ruesch
Prof. Thomas Wilson J.D.
Prof. Peter Zanetich, PE, Ret.
Prof. Joseph Zoric, Director, MBA program

Department of Accounting, Business Administration, and Economics

Management

Sample Program | Course Descriptions

Meet the Faculty

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