Preparation to become a business leader requires a broad background in business, a global perspective, a knowledge of the behavioral and social sciences, and the ability to use quantitative techniques in solving problems. The business core, the Core Program, and specific quantitative requirements provide this background. A student will gain further understanding of specific areas of business by concentrating in one of six areas: Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Management, Marketing.
Goals and Student Learning Outcomes for Business Administration:
Goal One: Acquire knowledge of the functional areas of business and understand the integrated nature of business functions. Students will be able to:
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Articulate and apply the fundamental principles and theories in management, business law, marketing, finance, accounting, and economics.
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Apply knowledge acquired from functional areas of business to understand how each area affects the others.
Goal Two: Develop analytical reasoning skills and technical expertise for use in a variety of managerial situations. Students will be able to:
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Use quantitative and qualitative techniques to make managerial decisions.
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Analyze domestic and international business events.
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Identify and solve problems of resource allocation and planning in organizations.
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Apply their analytical and technical knowledge to practical business situations.
Goal Three: Develop teamwork, leadership and communication skills necessary to succeed in a diverse, global environment. Students will be able to:
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Work effectively in a team of diverse people.
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Demonstrate skills of leadership, influence, persuasion, and active listening.
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Communicate clearly, confidently and persuasively in written and oral forms.
Goal Four: Integrate ethics, and personal and social responsibility, in decision making. Students will be able to:
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