BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Admission Requirements Fulfill the University’s Undergraduate Admissions Requirements, complete the University’s Admission Process, listed in the Admissions and Enrollment section of this catalog.
Program Description
Program Structure
The Graduate Certificate in Social Entrepreneurship program provides learners with the intellectual skills required to manage and lead a diverse array of global entrepreneurial endeavors in a manner that is both profitable and improves the human condition. Graduates generally join or create entrepreneurial companies. Learners who are interested in both private and public sector (for profit and not-for-profit) entrepreneurial endeavors will find this program of learning beneficial. The program will accommodate those learners who are currently employed and desiring advancement as well as learners seeking initial employment.
Successful completion of the program is granted upon completion of the credits/courses listed below: General Education Courses 36 credits (See requirements on p. 15) Core Business Courses 54 credits Specialization Courses 12 credits General Electives 24 credits (15 General Elective Units Must Be At The 300400 Level) CORE BUSINESS COURSES BUSA 101 Introduction to Business BUSA 103 Introduction to Financial Accounting BUSA 105 Managerial Accounting BUSA 200 Principles of Microeconomics BUSA 201 Principles of Macroeconomics BUSA 202 Principles of Finance BUSA 203 Principles of Marketing BUSA 204 Business Statistics BUSA 205 Business Law and Ethics BUSA 206 Management Information Systems BUSA 208 Principles of Management BUSA 209 Organizational Behavior BUSA 210 Corporate Communication BUSA 300 Operations Management BUSA 301 Human Resources Management BUSA 401 Management Leadership BUSA 402 Project Management BUSA 404 Risk Management
Program Objectives Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Science in Business Administraion, learners will demonstrate the following competencies: • •
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Apply ethical management practices in leading global endeavors to create a better world. Effectively use business tools such as accounting, marketing and management to implement successful business plans and practices. Demonstrate understanding of microand macroeconomic principles and how those principles relate to business operations. Understand how current business information systems can be used in day to day operations to increase efficiency. Develop innovative and inspiring ideas for business that creates shareholder value while also improving the world.
SPECIALIZATION COURSES (Choose 1 specialization, See Below)
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