Business Administration

The Business Administration Program offers courses that will prepare students for a wide range of careers in for profit and not‐for‐profit organizations. The blending of business and liberal arts courses provides a strong foundation that enables students to develop the critical thinking skills essential for success in a rapidly‐changing global economy.

Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the program will be able to:

• Conduct themselves and their business to high ethical and professional standards
• Write and communicate effectively work effectively in teams
• Employ numerical analysis and accountancy in support of decision‐making and problem‐solving
• Employ technology in pursuit of organizational objectives
• Be familiar with terminology and principles associated with: the legal, social and international environments of business, organizational behavior, management, marketing, finance, strategy, finance, macroeconomics and microeconomics.

Programs

• Business Administration, A.A.
• Business Administration, Accounting Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Business Analytics Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Computer Information Systems Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, E-Commerce and Digital Marketing Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Finance Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Healthcare Administration Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Human Resource Management Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, International Business Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Management Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Marketing Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Project Management Concentration, B.A.
• Business Administration, Strategic Sales Management Concentration, B.A.
• Human Resource Management, B.S.
• Human Resource Management, Combined B.S. and M.S.

• Business Administration Minor

Courses

Please note: specific courses offered in any academic year are subject to changes depending on enrollment and academic needs.

• BU 1110 - Introduction to Business
• BU 2110 - Quantitative Methods
• BU 2420 - Organizational Behavior and Management
• BU 2510 - Principles of Marketing
• BU 3250 - Advanced Quantitative Methods for Business Analytics
• BU 3260 - Data Mining and Analysis
• BU 3270 - Search Engine Optimization Methods
• BU 3280 - Conflict Analysis and Resolution
• BU 3310 - Business Finance
• BU 3340 - Intercultural Communication
• BU 3350 - Project Management in Organizations
• BU 3360 - Management of Financial Institutions
• BU 3410 - Sales Management
• BU 3420 - Human Resource Management
• BU 3510 - Marketing Research
• BU 3610 - Leadership
• BU 3620 - International Business
• BU 3630 - Personal Selling and Client Relationships
• BU 3810 - Advertising and Promotion
• BU 3880 - Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
• BU 4040 - Strategic Management
• BU 4050 - Advanced Corporate Finance
• BU 4060 - International Financial Markets
• BU 4070 - Investment Management
• BU 4110 - Data Visualization
• BU 4120 - Marketing Channels and E-Commerce
• BU 4130 - Online Consumer Behavior and Online Communities
• BU 4140 - Sales Strategy and Technology
• BU 4240 - Compensation and Benefit System
• BU 4260 - Leading Change in Organizations
• BU 4340 - International Trade
• BU 4350 - Geopolitics of World Business
• BU 4410 - Change Management and Project Risk
• BU 4490 - Project Performance and Quality Assurance
• BU 4915 - Predictive Analytics: Models and Methods

• CT 1100 - Computer Technology
• CT 1510 - Introduction to Programming Logic and Design
• CT 2430 - Information Systems in Organizations
• CT 2510 - Object Oriented Programming
• CT 3610 - Database Management

• EC 2110 - Introduction to Macroeconomics
• EC 2120 - Introduction to Microeconomics