Business Administration
The bachelor of science degree in business administration prepares students for leadership roles in management and marketing in both domestic and international business, and public and nonprofit organizations.
January Term
Beijing, China
This two-week program offers an introduction to Chinese business and culture, combined with visits to historical sites and emerging companies. This three-credit course will fulfill an upper-level business elective or concentration requirement.
Course Descriptions
During the first two years of the program, students acquire a foundation in accounting, economics, and computers. The last two years are devoted to upper-division courses in management, marketing, human resources, law, finance, and production-operations management, with a capstone course in business strategy.
Course Descriptions (Undergraduate)
Course Descriptions (Graduate)
