Financial Management
Study financial decisions, investment analysis, and the management of business resources.
Finance · Investments · AnalysisBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION · PROGRAM HUB
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
The BSBA program develops business knowledge, analytical skills, communication, and professional judgment. Students apply concepts from accounting, business analytics, economics, finance, law, management, organizational behavior, and marketing to local and global business situations.
Business planning, case work, research, and internship experiences connect classroom learning with professional practice. The program prepares students for management roles, entrepreneurial ventures, and further business studies.
AREAS OF FOCUS
Shared business foundations. Specialized coursework.
Study financial decisions, investment analysis, and the management of business resources.
Finance · Investments · AnalysisConnect customer insights with marketing strategy, brand decisions, and business growth.
Customers · Strategy · MarketsDevelop business opportunities through venture planning, innovation, and enterprise management.
Ventures · Innovation · EnterpriseWHAT LEARNING WORKS TOWARD
Expand an outcome to read its focus.
Apply business knowledge, models, and workplace ethics across disciplines.
Evaluate business problems and propose solutions supported by analysis.
Present and defend business recommendations clearly and persuasively.
Evaluate sources and use evidence responsibly in business decisions.
Work effectively with diverse people, teams, and cultures.
Consider communities, global contexts, and the impact of business decisions.