Undergraduate Current Students | Management and Organizations

Management and Organizations help you develop a skill set to anticipate, address, and resolve the central challenges of navigating and running organizations in the 21st century. You learn how to identify and implement the best strategy for a firm. You also examine ways in which people work as individuals, as team members, and as organizational members. You learn to analyze the business as a whole and how to align all aspects of the business accordingly—evaluating the overall needs of an organization (for-profit, not-for-profit, and government), defining supporting objectives, and implementing optimal approaches and tactics to pursue those objectives.

To declare a concentration in Management & Organizations, you must fill out the concentration declaration form on Stern Life.

Required Functional Business Core Course:

• Management and Organizations (MGMT-UB 1)
• Strategic Management (MGMT-UB 2) - For students in the classes of 2028 moving forward 

You are required to complete 12 credits of upper-level management courses that consist of:

• Any four (4) approved Management electives:
  • Any “MGMT-UB” elective*
  • Experiential Learning Seminar: Social Impact Consulting (BSPA-UB 103)
  • Competitive Analysis (ECON-UB 15)
  • Case Analysis (MULT-UB 5)
  • Decision Models & Analytics (MULT-UB 7)
  • Decision Making Under Uncertainty (MULT-UB 16)
  • Game Theory (MULT-UB 20)
  • Business Drivers of Industry (INTA-GB 6056 previously MULT-UB 56)
  • Entrepreneurship & Law in Practice (MULT-UB 86)
  • Experiential Learning Seminar: Fashion Industry (MULT-UB 104)
  • Executive Practitioner Seminar: The Dynamics of the Fashion Industry (MULT-UB 151)
  • Digital Innovation & Crowdsourcing (TECH-UB 70)

*For students in the class of 2028 moving forward, at least one of the four electives taken toward completion of the Management & Organization concentration must be a "MGMT-UB" coded course.

• A Stern elective course may satisfy only one concentration requirement. For example,  Competitive Analysis can count as an advanced Management & Organizations elective OR as an advanced marketing elective, but it cannot satisfy both requirements.
• Explore the Management Consulting track to help you supplement your concentration with coursework in specific areas of management.