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Management majors study analysis and development of organizational design and change, negotiation strategies and tactics, human resource development and utilization, personnel planning, motivation of individuals and teams, and the development of employee skills. The courses teach students the broad aspects of management and organizations and help them develop skills for handling issues in today’s society. This major offers a multi-dimensional look at what is required to solve problems of organizational design, human resource allocation, motivating individuals, and leading teams in the corporate world. If you are interested in acquiring broad-based managerial skills, then this might be your choice.
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School's reporting category · Class of 2025 (graduated July 2024–June 2025)
Average starting salary: $68,526
Kelley's reporting category: Management
Median signing bonus $7,500.
Source: Kelley Undergraduate Career Services: Salary Statistics, as of Oct 1, 2025
Whole school, not this major · Class of 2025 (graduated July 2024–June 2025)
Full-time job or graduate school within three months: 96% of actively seeking graduates
Kelley School of Business, all undergraduate majors
2,076 of 2,777 graduates reported actively seeking; 76% of graduates had a reported status.
Source: Kelley Undergraduate Career Services: Salary Statistics
Figures come only from IU's published reports, with their source. Different schools measure differently, so figures from different schools aren't directly comparable.
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