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Management

37 careers in management.

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CareerMedian yearly payAll workers · May 2025Projected growth2025–35Openings per yearprojected, 2025–35Typical education to start
General and operations managers Strong outlook $105,770 +5.0% 285,000 Bachelor's degree
Managers, all other $141,900 +4.9% 100,900 Bachelor's degree
Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers No bachelor's needed $89,900 -3.4% 70,800 High school diploma or equivalent
Financial managers Strong outlook $166,570 +9.7% 65,600 Bachelor's degree
Medical and health services managers Strong outlook $123,860 +24.2% 62,300 Bachelor's degree
Computer and information systems managers Strong outlook $175,140 +15.8% 53,500 Bachelor's degree
Construction managers Strong outlook $114,990 +9.1% 49,700 Bachelor's degree
Sales managers Strong outlook $148,270 +4.5% 47,300 Bachelor's degree
Food service managers Strong outlook No bachelor's needed $69,390 +5.8% 38,800 High school diploma or equivalent
Property, real estate, and community association managers Strong outlook No bachelor's needed $69,990 +3.7% 36,900 High school diploma or equivalent
Marketing managers Strong outlook $166,790 +6.9% 34,000 Bachelor's degree
Administrative services managers Strong outlook $114,130 +5.2% 22,000 Bachelor's degree
Education administrators, kindergarten through secondary $105,870 -0.3% 20,600 Master's degree
Chief executives $213,990 +3.2% 19,100 Bachelor's degree
Social and community service managers Strong outlook $80,390 +7.2% 18,500 Bachelor's degree
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers Strong outlook No bachelor's needed $107,230 +6.1% 18,300 High school diploma or equivalent
Industrial production managers $126,060 +2.6% 17,000 Bachelor's degree
Human resources managers Strong outlook $149,280 +5.5% 16,800 Bachelor's degree
Architectural and engineering managers Strong outlook $171,270 +5.5% 14,900 Bachelor's degree
Education administrators, postsecondary $104,590 +1.8% 14,500 Master's degree
Facilities managers Strong outlook $106,660 +4.6% 14,200 Bachelor's degree
Natural sciences managers Strong outlook $167,220 +8.2% 9,200 Bachelor's degree
Purchasing managers Strong outlook $148,080 +4.0% 6,400 Bachelor's degree
Public relations managers Strong outlook $146,910 +5.7% 6,100 Bachelor's degree
Lodging managers Strong outlook No bachelor's needed $69,250 +3.8% 5,500 High school diploma or equivalent
Education and childcare administrators, preschool and daycare $59,300 -3.1% 5,200 Bachelor's degree
Entertainment and recreation managers, except gambling Strong outlook $79,520 +6.0% 5,100 Bachelor's degree
Training and development managers Strong outlook $133,000 +6.4% 4,100 Bachelor's degree
Education administrators, all other $95,200 +1.6% 3,900 Bachelor's degree
Fundraising managers Strong outlook $125,470 +5.4% 3,700 Bachelor's degree
Funeral home managers Strong outlook No bachelor's needed $78,790 +4.1% 2,600 Associate's degree
Advertising and promotions managers $133,660 -3.7% 2,300 Bachelor's degree
Personal service managers, all other No bachelor's needed $69,770 +6.2% 2,000 High school diploma or equivalent
Compensation and benefits managers $149,230 +1.1% 1,600 Bachelor's degree
Emergency management directors Strong outlook $93,330 +3.9% 1,100 Bachelor's degree
Postmasters and mail superintendents No bachelor's needed $96,660 -0.3% 900 High school diploma or equivalent
Gambling managers Strong outlook No bachelor's needed $93,220 +3.6% 600 High school diploma or equivalent

Median yearly pay is from May 2025, for all workers at every experience level: half earn more, half less. Growth and openings are BLS projections for 2025 to 2035; openings include jobs that come open as people retire or change careers.