Office Management Undergraduate Certificate
In the Office Manager Certificate Program students will learn the language and key concepts of business. Students will explore the role of a manager in the modern workplace with a focus on its day-to-day operations. Additionally, students will be exposed to best practices and ethical behavior. This certificate includes 24 credit hours within Lakewood University’s Associate of Applied Business in Business Management and can be taken as a stepping stone towards further education.
Program Outcomes
- Discuss societal issues and ethical considerations for attorneys and paralegals
- Describe what management is (its functions) and explain the role of a manager
- Describe what human resource management is (its functions) and challenges
- Analyze motivation theories and the relationship between motivation and performance
- Define marketing and its role in relation to the organization’s business plan
- Describe operations in management, designing performance measures and how they are used in decision making
- Demonstrate a basic understanding of accounting principles including the interpretation of the common financial statement
- Identify an organization's stakeholders, its ethical issues and define the concept of social responsibility
- Describe technology trends and specifically how computers are used in the workplace
- Explore the myths of entrepreneurship and identify types of innovation
- Demonstrate language fundamentals necessary to communicate effectively with an emphasis on workplace oral and written communication
Total credits:
24