Online Programs in Business

Industrial management graduates work as production managers, management analysts, consultants, industrial line supervisors, and VP of manufacturing, to name just a few roles. These professionals typically earn an undergraduate degree in management or industrial management followed by enrollment in an MBA program with a focus in industrial management or a master of science in industrial management.

Business systems analysts also “computer systems analysts,” analyze business, science, engineering, and other data-processing problems for application to electronic data processing systems. Business systems analysts may also analyze or recommend commercially available software. In many firms, these individuals also supervise computer programmers.

Human services professionals or “social and human services assistants,” work as assistants to psychologists, rehabilitation specialists, and social workers. They may find work in hospitals, education institutions, insurance companies, in real estate, and in federal, state and local government departments.

Depending on the industry, average salaries for human services professionals range from $25,400-$33,670 (median). 90th percentile human services professionals average around $40,780 per year.

Organizational managers may provide organizational development and related human resources support for individuals and groups in any given business or organization. They develop performance management and improvement strategies, develop and manage performance evaluation, structure evaluation, and succession planning, and they may monitor trends in hiring, retention and development.