The undergraduate business administration curriculum provides students with a strong liberal arts background; a sound foundation in the basic disciplines and functional areas of management; and an awareness of the legal, environmental, and societal factors which affect decision making in organizations.
In addition, the undergraduate business administration student has the opportunity to develop additional depth in a particular functional area by electing a concentration in that area.
Specialize your degree
While concentrations are not required, most of of our bachelor's of business administration students pursue at least one (or several) concentrations. Our eight concentrations build off these fundamentals and allow you to develop frameworks that enhance or complement your experience and fit your career goals.
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Leadership/consulting
- Management
- Management information systems
- Marketing
- Supply chain management
Students majoring in business administration can also take courses related to business analytics.