Retail Management and Merchandising
This program is not accepting new students. You may also be interested in other business and marketing programs or hospitality programs.
Retail management
A retail management certificate provides valuable skills needed to start or advance a career in the retail industry.
Retail careers can be found in wide range of industries including grocery, fashion, specialty food and beverage, home and interiors, technology, services, general retailing, and e-commerce.
Why study retail management at Casper College?
This program can be completed completely online and the normal length of this program is nine months. Upon successful completion, students receive a certificate that is endorsed by the Western Association of Food Chains.
Retail merchandising
An A.A.S. degree in retail merchandising covers all aspects of retail marketing in a brief manner, equipping students with marketing skills and communication skills.
While studying for this degree, you will learn valuable skills, such as how to present merchandise to customers in a desirable way, catering to customers’ tastes and needs, and analyzing a market in order to capitalize on opportunities.
This degree is ideal for individuals who want an entry-level position in retail sales or buying.
This degree is offered on-campus at Casper College and the normal length of this program is two academic years at 15-17 credit hours per semester.
Benefits of a career in retail:
- Are you a people person? Retail offers many opportunities to interact with others and work as part of a team.
- Retail is a dynamic and fast-paced environment providing new experiences each day.
- Retail provides flexible scheduling. Whether you are an early riser or night owl, or need a non-traditional work schedule, retail provides a schedule that works for you.
What courses would I take?
This program is not accepting new students. You may also be interested in other business and marketing programs or hospitality programs.
Contact Info
Ginny Garner
Hospitality and Marketing Instructor & Academic Chair
Rachel Wright
Academic Assistant, School of Business and Industry
Rachel Chadderdon
Dean, School of Business, Industry, and Workforce Development