Through its College of Commerce, DePaul University offers students management programs at the graduate and undergraduate levels. In the undergraduate program, students can concentrate in general management, entrepreneurship, human resources, leadership and change management, operations management and sports management. Graduate concentrations include entrepreneurship, health sector management, leadership and change management, human resources management, operations management, sports management and sustainable management. Financial aid and scholarships are available at the general university level and for management programs.
The Stuart School of Business at Illinois Institute of Technology offers students a number of courses in management. The school targets all facets of management, with students required to take courses in the mathematics behind decision-making, as well as technology courses that equip them with the tools they need to manage in today's high-tech world. Students also can concentrate in specific managerial fields, such as entrepreneurial or human resource management.
Students in the School of Business Administration at Loyola University of Chicago have their choice of several management degree programs. The school offers bachelor's degrees in entrepreneurship, human resources management, operations management and sports management, along with minors in these same subjects. Students in the business school are trained in both the technical aspects of management as well as the communication skills needed for the business world. Students must also meet several of the university's liberal arts requirements.
The Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago offers graduate-level courses for students looking to get their master's degree in business administration (MBA). After taking a few basic courses, students delve into their desired concentrations. These concentrations include managerial decision-making, organization and human resources. In addition to the full-time MBA program, students can take night courses as they work toward their graduate degree.
The College of Business Administration at the University of Illinois at Chicago offers students the chance to earn a bachelor's degree in management, along with minors in several aspects of management. Undergraduate students are responsible for taking a number of liberal arts courses at the university in addition to their management courses. Students looking to further their studies can also attend the university's Liautaud Graduate School, which offers master's degree programs in business administration and management information systems.