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A bachelor in management is one of the more versatile business degrees out there, meaning management graduates are highly sought-after for their broad knowledge and awareness of business and business-related areas, including economics, finance, marketing and people management.
As a result, there are several career paths you can pursue with a bachelor in management, including business advisory and business development, management consultancy, and project management. But if the world of business and finance isn’t your first choice, here are some other highly rewarding career paths you may want to consider pursuing with a management degree.
Chief Marketing Officer
A chief marketing officer’s main duties include the planning, development, implementation and management of a coordinated marketing and advertising strategy campaign in order to promote a product/service and drive profits.
This is an exciting role involving numerous managerial, analytical and creative tasks, such as: conducting in-depth market research to stay ahead of emerging trends and industry developments, meeting targets, producing reports, as well as managing budgets, teams and resources.
Chief marketing officers have to constantly broaden their knowledge and understanding of the latest trends and technologies to better serve consumers’ expectations. For this reason, having good commercial awareness, sounds business knowledge and communication skills, as well as being adaptable and resilient, is vital to succeeding in this role.
While this is role requires industry experience to build a solid career path, a degree such as the ESCP Bachelor in Management (BSc) helps students to acquire the key skills through business simulations and real-life cases.
Event Director
Event directors are responsible for the successful execution and management of a variety of business and social events – from weddings to charity fundraisers and corporate conferences.
This is a hands-on role that demands the ability to think fast, be adaptable and well-organized, manage a dynamic team, budget finances, a strong commercial awareness and above all else – offer outstanding customer service skills.
The skills and knowledge acquired in a bachelor in management are especially helpful in gaining a head start in this field. At ESCP Business School, students are regularly involved in group work, such as Collective Projects and Social Impact Projects, where they learn how to work in teams, assign tasks and monitor progress – much like what’s expected in the real world of events management.



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