MANAGEMENT@CCA

Lewis Schlossinger, Business Coordinator (303) 340-7225

CCA's Management program provides you with broad-based Business and Management concepts needed for both advanced and entry-level positions. You may select from a variety of management programs, including Accounting, Computer Informatuon Systems, General Management, Human Resources, Paralegal, and Tech Management.

Management instructors are well educated with workplace experience. You will learn to think critically, meet ethical standards, be socially responsible, understand entrepreneurial concepts and interrelate within organizations. These skills develop through activities such as classroom case study methods, and internship programs.

We offer the following courses of study in Management:

• Associate of Applied Science (AAS): Management: Accounting Emphasis
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS): Management:Computer Information Systems
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS): Management:General Management Emphasis
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS): Management:Human Resources Emphasis
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS): Management:Paralegal Emphasis
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS): Management:Tech Management Emphasis
• Certificate: General Management

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At a glance:

• Business
• Accounting
• Management
• Marketing
• Computer Science
• Real Estate
• Web Development

 

Throughout just about any industry, the most important skill a professional can possess and wield is the ability to effectively manage others. Skilled managers are in high demand. As a result, management professionals with the right experience and credentials are some of the highest paid individuals in the workforce. Managers help organizations work efficiently by directing logistical and physical aspects of a business, and they can be found in just about any career field, including administrative services, computer information services, construction, engineering, financial, hospitality, human resources, production, marketing, public relations, medical, and purchasing, just to name a few.