
Business – Retail Management (BA)
When retail management strategies are executed flawlessly, customers enjoy a seamless buying experience. If you want to shape experiences for consumers, a Bachelor of Arts in business with a concentration in retail management may be perfect for you. This program will prepare you for a dynamic career at the helm of any retail organization’s local, regional, national or international operations.
Retail management concentration courses
While earning your degree, you’ll take business and retail management courses from home. Business-related courses can range from supply operations to sustainability and more. To complete the concentration, you’ll study topics like quality management and services marketing. Featured courses include:
AGB 445: Food Retailing
MGT 411: Leading Organizations
MKT 396: Essentials of Services Marketing
MKT 420: Retail Management
SCM 385: Business and Sustainability I (SUST)
SCM 440: Quality Management/Measurement

Retail management jobs
As you pursue leadership positions in retail management, you can consider a wide variety of possible career paths. Graduates may apply for roles with a high degree of responsibility in compliance, customer service, advertising, sales and more. Career examples include, but are not limited to:
Advertising Sales Agents
Growth: -7.2%
Salary: $58,450
Management Analysts
Growth: 9.7%
Salary: $95,290
Compliance Managers
Growth: 3.3%
Salary: $128,620
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers
Growth: -5.2%
Salary: $61,370
General and Operations Managers
Growth: 4.2%
Salary: $98,100
Purchasing Managers
Growth: 4.4%
Salary: $131,350
Food Service Managers
Growth: 0.5%
Salary: $61,310
Sales Managers
Growth: 4.0%
Salary: $130,600
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers
Growth: -6.7%
Salary: $45,250
Loss Prevention Managers
Growth: 3.3%
Salary: $128,620