Business administration

  • Applied Technology - B.S.
    The applied technology program emphasizes the practical application of business management and examines human resource development, production process planning and technological innovations.
  • Business Administration - B.S.B.A. (Entrepreneurship)
    The entrepreneurship emphasis is designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to develop, market and manage their own business.
  • Economics - B.A. (Mathematics)
    The quantitative (mathematics degree) economics track is designed to prepare students for the successful pursuit of higher degrees in economics and related academic disciplines requiring a strong background in mathematics and statistics.
  • Economics - B.A. (Social Science)
    The qualitative (social science degree) economics track provides a broadly based liberal arts education in “political economy,” an area of study that cuts across the normally separate domains of economics and politics.
  • Finance - B.S.B.A. (Banking and Finance)
    Students choosing the finance emphasis are prepared for careers with banks and other financial institutions, securities firms and government agencies that oversee the financial sector.
  • Finance - B.S.B.A. (Personal Financial Planning)
    The personal financial planning emphasis curriculum prepares students for successful completion of the Certificate in Financial Planning, as well as for the entry-level positions in the financial services industry.
  • Finance - B.S.B.A. (Real Estate)
    Students choosing the real estate emphasis are prepared for careers in real estate sales, property management, financing and sales.
  • Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management - B.S.
    Graduates with the hospitality degree are employed in entry-level management positions in one of the largest and fastest-growing industries in the world. Students develop general business and managerial skills applied specifically to the various tourism operating environments and applicable across all service based industries.
  • Instructional Technology - B.S. (Administrative Communication)
    The program serves business professionals interested in pursuing careers in the areas of administration, communication and/or development and training in government, health and private sectors.
  • Instructional Technology - B.S. (Business Tech. Education Licensure)
    The program prepares students for technology and teaching positions in business/industry, government, military, education, health and medicine and various training organizations.
  • Instructional Technology - B.S. (Instructional Technology & Design)
    The instructional technology emphasis serves both professional educators and those involved in instructional design, development and training in government, health and private sectors.
  • Management - B.S.B.A. (Business Administration Management)
    The business administration management emphasis is a broad degree preparing students for careers in a wide range of business settings. The emphasis is appropriate for students who wish to obtain a business degree but who do not wish to specialize in a specific area of emphasis.
  • Management - B.S.B.A. (Human Resources Management)
    The human resource management emphasis is designed to provide students with the competencies needed to help organizations acquire, develop and retain the people whose efforts are crucial to organizational success.
  • Management - B.S.B.A. (Supply Chain Management)
    The degree plans prepares graduates to work in industry to manage the networked businesses and processes involved in the flow of goods and services to customers.
  • Marketing - B.S.B.A.
    The marketing major is designed to provide a broad-based business education and a strong knowledge of the basic marketing principles. The marketing curriculum develops the executive skills that are critical to success in all business occupations.
  • Tourism - B.S.B.A.
    The Tourism major develops decision-making, financial, and strategic management skills appropriate for careers in tourism, casino, resort, and hospitality industries. Students develop an understanding of the stakeholders and industry practices necessary for success in entry-level managerial positions in these industries or other general business sectors.
  • Tourism - B.S.B.A. (Casino and Resort Management)
    The Casino Resort Management major develops decision-making, financial, and strategic management skills appropriate for careers in the casino and resort industries. Students develop an understanding of the stakeholders and industry practices necessary for success in entry-level managerial positions in the gaming industry or other general business sectors.