USF Muma College of Business launches school of management

The University of South Florida’s Muma College of Business is launching a new school this fall. The school of management will be led by interim director Ed Tomlinson, a management professor.

“A distinct school of management will allow us to capitalize on our world-class faculty and bring together management scholars from various management disciplines,” Tomlinson says in a statement. “The new school’s courses of study are designed to optimize student career success so that when they graduate, [students] have a great job to land in, and they’re prepared for these challenges and rigors as they embark upon their career.”

The school of management will house USF’s undergraduate programs in management, global business and entrepreneurship; master’s programs in management and entrepreneurship; and USF’s Nault Center for Entrepreneurship. In the future, officials say the school will grow its undergraduate and graduate programs in human resource management.