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Managers in a global economy must simultaneously understand the total enterprise
and comprehend the forces shaping the organization's direction, policies and
goals, while at the same time exercising personal leadership in managing the
firm's human resources. Wharton's Management Department offers a flexible
and balanced interdisciplinary program that applies basic social science
disciplines and research methods to management and leadership problems in the
public and private sectors.
Suggested groupings of courses in
Entrepreneurial Management, Multinational Management, Human
Resource/Organizational Management, and/or Strategic Management are given below.
Students, however, are encouraged to consider the wide range of courses
available, as any four management courses beyond MGMT 100 and
MGMT 101 comprise
a concentration in Management. The Management concentration consists of
any four courses listed below:
For information on types of careers Wharton undergraduates have pursued following graduation, consult the Penn Career Services website. For more opportunities available within the field of management (both on and off campus), consult the Wharton Management Club. Undergraduate Management Major Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Entrepreneurial Management Mgmt. 230 Entrepreneurship Human Resource/Organizational Management Mgmt. 104 Industrial Relations & Human Resource Management
Multinational Management Mgmt. 111 Multinational Management Strategic Management Mgmt. 211 Competitive Strategy
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