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Gannon University believes strong leaders make a difference in the overall strategy of an organization, the development of the people who work for them, and the path any business or organization might take. Whether you want to lead as an operations research analyst, consultant, human resources manager, project manager or supervisor, Gannon’s management program can help you hone your leadership skills, expand your knowledge of ethical issues and develop your understanding of the management process as you prepare yourself to guide businesses to the forefront in any industry.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, some of the fastest growing careers in management are management analysts and consultants, operations research analysts, personnel, training and labor relations managers, marketing, advertising and public relations managers. Other career opportunities include: financial managers, health service managers, hotel managers and assistants, restaurant and food service managers, project managers and clerical supervisors. Starting salaries will vary according to career choice and organization.

In the highly competitive world of business, leadership makes all the difference.

Advanced Business Technology Certificate

The Advanced Business Technology Certificate is a value-added approach to business courses. Some business courses will offer the option of taking a one-credit advanced business technology session, which integrates advanced instruction in the application of computer technology with the content of specific courses. Students completing a minimum of six one-credit advanced business technology courses during their studies at Gannon will earn this certificate. The certificate will serve as one source of evidence for students to confirm to potential employers that they have advanced knowledge, skills and abilities to use technology-based business applications to improve their job performance.

College Connections

The Dahlkemper School of Business Administration at Gannon has received accreditation from the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), making Gannon the first business school in northwestern Pennsylvania with both undergraduate and graduate programs that are nationally accredited.

All Gannon business students have the opportunity to participate in many professional business organizations, including: the Gannon Accounting Club, Student Investment Trust, Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity, Gannon Student Advertising Club, Delta Mu Delta Honorary Business Fraternity and Marketing Club.

The Small Business Development Center on Gannon’s campus provides students with a unique opportunity to work on projects and assignments for area businesses through classes and internships.

The Gannon Advantage

• Students at Gannon enjoy internships, co-ops and study abroad opportunities. In addition everyone completes our "Liberal Studies Core" -- 39 credits that will help prepare you for life.
• Gannon's Career Development Services Office reports that 97% of Gannon's recent graduates are employed or are enrolled in graduate studies.
• On our urban campus, students can enjoy all the conveniences of city living while feeling at home in Gannon's caring community.
• An overall 13:1 student to faculty ratio ensures that students receive the genuine commitment and personal attention they are seeking.
• Gannon's Career Service Center helps students search for graduate school or job opportunities, develop interviewing skills and design a professional resume.
• Over 70 clubs and organizations as well as 18 NCAA Division II athletics provide students the chance to be involved.