Sandhills Community College - Management and Business Technologies

Management and Business Technologies

Technological change and entrepreneurship are at the heart of regional and national economic growth. Local economic officials estimate that 70 percent of new jobs in the next decade will be created by entrepreneurial start-ups.

The Department of Management and Business Technologies at Sandhills Community College is adopting the National Standards for Entrepreneurship Education and joining the Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education.

If you are looking for an innovative educational experience, come to Sandhills Community College to pursue one of our Management and Business Technologies programs. The Department of Management and Business Technologies offers a variety of one- and two-year programs for quick entry into the job market. Each of these programs will provide you with the opportunity to contribute your skills and talents to the economic development of your community: Accounting Business Administration E-Commerce Entrepreneurship Health Information Technology Medical Office Administration Office Systems Technology If you plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to earn a bachelor's degree, Sandhills also offers two transfer options to any of the sixteen universities in the University of North Carolina System: Associate in Arts in Business Administration Associate of Arts in Business/Marketing Education

The Department of Management and Business Technologies also has articulation arrangements with UNC Pembroke and St. Andrews Presbyterian College. Students can earn the Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration at Sandhills and then continue to earn the BSBA and MBA on the Sandhills campus from UNC Pembroke or the BSBA from St. Andrews. Please click here or on the menu to the left to access the Business Administration page.

Sandhills Community College and Pitt Community College have a collaborative agreement that will allow students in the Sandhills area to take classes at Sandhills and online at Pitt to graduate with a degree in Health Information Technology.

For specific program information, please use the links to the left or contact the designated program coordinator by telephone or email. Questions about any of the programs may also be directed to Mary Dixon, Chair of the Department of Management and Business Technologies. Professor Dixon's office is 212B Stone Hall, and she can be reached by telephone at 910.695.3754 or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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