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Department of Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship

The Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship Department in the Grove College of Business at Shippensburg University offers a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Entrepreneurship, Management (with concentrations in Management, Human Resource Management, and International Management), and Marketing (with concentrations in Marketing Management and Digital Marketing and Analytics).

In recent years, 24% of students secured their first full time career before graduation, 52% within 6 months of graduation. Within their careers, 24% had a beginning salary of over $60,000.00 and 21% between $40,000.00 and $49,999.00.

Department of Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship | 224 Grove Hall | (717) 477-1439

Undergraduate Programs

Graduate Programs

Ship delivers its 30-credit MBA degree program in three convenient formats: part time, full time and online. The requirements are the same in each of the three delivery formats. You can also add a 6-credit concentration to your MBA program:

Post-bachelor's certificates are offered in:

Student Clubs and Organizations

Student Professional Organizations provide a variety of opportunities for you to develop professional contacts, enhance your course of study with hands-on application, and build lasting friendships within the business community. During your senior year, you may be invited to take part in the Investment Management Program class, where students manage a real-money portfolio. For more information, visit the IMP website. Outside of the classroom, the Investment Club gives you hands-on experience in managing the Ship Global Collegiate Fund. These groups have been recognized for excellence in portfolio management at regional and national competitions.

Internships

Ship has a well-established Business Internship Program that provides opportunities for on-the-job experience while gaining college credits. While participation is not mandatory, students earn one full credit hour to every equivalent of a 40-hour workweek they finish. Students can receive a maximum of 9 credits.