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Apply to FSWContact UsProgram FlyerA Look Into Supervision and Management at FSW Florida SouthWestern State College's Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Supervision and Management program is designed to prepare students for managerial roles in a variety of industries. This degree also provides an opportunity for individuals with an Associate in Arts degree and interest or experience in acquiring leadership, business management, and supervisory skills. CareersSkillsDegreesProgram InformationAccreditation & OutcomesHelpful LinksContactApplyWhy FSW?CareersCompletion of the Supervision and Management, BAS degree prepares students for roles such as: General and Operations Manager Administrative Services ManagerHuman Resources Manager Sales ManagerProject Manager EntrepreneurSkillsApplicants interested in this degree should possess: Leadership and Decision-Making Abilities Strategic ThinkingEffective Communication SkillsProblem-solving SkillsOrganizational and Planning SkillsAdaptabilityTeamwork and Collaboration SkillsWhat We'll Teach YouYou’ll gain practical, career-ready training in: Leadership and Organizational BehaviorStrategic PlanningAccountingHuman Resource Management Business EthicsCorporate Responsibility MarketingInternational Business Information Resources ManagementProgram InformationDuration: The Supervision and Management, BAS degree consists of 120 credit hours and can be completed in 2 years with full-time enrollment. The program is designed for both full-time and part-time students. Courses are offered in online and traditional formats to accommodate students’ varying schedules and learning preferences. Curriculum: The degree program includes courses in leadership, strategic planning, accounting, finance and budgeting, human resource management, business ethics, marketing, international business, and electives in management, information technology, entrepreneurship and accounting. DegreesGraduates of the Supervision and Management, BAS degree can pursue Master’s Degrees in Management, Business Administration, Leadership, or other related areas at many local colleges and universities as well as those located throughout the state and country. Graduates of the this program can matriculate into the Lutgert College of Business, Master of Business Administration at Florida Gulf Coast University or into the H. Wayne Huizenga College of Business and Entrepreneurship graduate programs and certificates at Nova Southeastern University. Please see your Academic Advisor for more details. Academic & Career Pathways FSW's Academic and Career Pathways are structured educational plans guiding students through their courses toward specific career goals, providing a clear route to employment or further education, making their studies more efficient and focused. Explore the dynamic world of Business and Technology at Florida SouthWestern State College, home to our Supervision and Management, BAS degree. This pathway enriches your understanding of business operations, leadership, and management, preparing you for a multitude of career options. Visit the FSW Pathways Page for more information.Contact UsFor more information, contact FSW’s School of Business & Technology at sbt@fsw.eduHow to ApplyProspective students should check FSW's admission portal for application guidelines and submit their application along with the necessary documents. Once accepted, you will be assigned an advisor who will help you register. If you are interested in the Supervision and Management, BAS degree, you can apply directly to the program. You can also apply to the Associate in Arts degree in General Studies and speak with your advisor about incorporating business administration/ management courses into your studies.Helpful LinksApply to FSWView in 2025-26 College Catalog2025-2026 Program Planning Worksheet (PDF)Suggested Core Course Sequencing (PDF)Business PathwayOther Academic and Career Pathways Associate in Arts DegreeSchool of Business and Technology Career Coach

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