Supervisory Management

10-196-1 Associate Degree (two-year)
Campus: Ashland, New Richmond, Rice Lake, Superior

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Quality. Human Relations. Leadership.

Good management and leadership go hand in hand. True leaders are able to address difficult situations with positive, motivating, and efficient solutions and teams. WITC's Supervisory Management degree is clustered into three management skill areas: Human Relations, Systems, and Quality. As you complete each cluster, you will learn the latest theories and practices that will help you be an effective leader; you will learn how to find the balance between infusing new ideas into your current organization without leaving behind working systems.

Special Feature

An accelerated learning (ACCEL) option is available at Ashland, New Richmond, Rice Lake, and Superior and the outreach centers of Hayward and Ladysmith.

Admission Requirements

Students in this program must:

Complete application form and submit with fee (fee waiver may apply if previously submitted)
Complete Accuplacer entrance assessment to determine placement (waiver may apply with acceptable alternative test scores and/or postsecondary degree completion)
Complete admissions interview with a WITC counselor (above requirements should be completed prior to interview)

Inspiring. Optimistic. Communicator.

Would you like to improve your decision-making skills? Do you consider yourself a good communicator? If you would like to gain these skills in a team environment and you're not afraid to make decisions or be an effective member on a team, then you may want to consider advancing to the next level with the Supervisory Management degree. As you prepare for your career, you should strive to reach a comfort level in the following courses or skills:

Business Math
Computer skills
Keyboarding
Communications

Program Outcomes

Employers will expect graduates to be able to:

Effectively align the development of employee’s abilities with organizational goals within current employment laws
Effectively apply quality concepts within the global economy
Create a work environment which complies with safety regulations
Function as a front-line leader
Optimize personal skills and group interaction to create a diverse and/or supportive workplace environment
Incorporate ethical behaviors in all supervisory and leadership processes

Program Costs

The estimated total program cost for Supervisory Management program is approximately $8,500. This program is eligible for financial aid. View more information on program and costs.

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