The Business Administration major provides students with hands-on learning, leadership development, and real-world experiences that bring business concepts to life. Students participate in immersion trips, hear from guest speakers, and engage in applied projects that connect classroom learning to professional practice. Students will be able to choose from five concentrations.
Required Core
Subject Areas in the Major
Select one concentration below. Complete all the courses listed under one concentration.
Management Concentration
A concentration in Management will prepare students to learn and practice management skills in various environments and in diverse workplaces. Through creative problem-solving and strategic analysis, students develop the confidence, ethical awareness, and communication skills needed to lead and make an impact in today’s dynamic marketplace.
International Business Concentration
A concentration in International Business prepares students to understand the dynamics of global operations and the challenges that businesses face when expanding internationally. Students will gain knowledge regarding diverse environments that vary by business etiquette, cultural norms, political systems, and legal systems.
Marketing Concentration
A concentration in Marketing prepares students to understand consumers, build brands, and communicate values across a variety of industries. Through creative problem-solving and strategic analysis, students develop the confidence, ethical awareness, and communication skills needed to lead and make an impact in today’s dynamic marketplace.
Entrepreneurship Concentration
A concentration in Entrepreneurship prepares students who aspire to start their own ventures, innovate within existing organizations, or become leaders in dynamic, fast-paced environments. This concentration blends foundational business knowledge with specialized skills in innovation, strategy, and value creation.
Four credit hours in Entrepreneurship Lab required for this concentration.
Arts Management Concentration
A concentration in Arts Administration prepares students who aspire to work in the world of art management, bridging fine arts and fundamentals of management. Through behind the scenes logistics of event technology and building business acumen, students develop the confidence, leadership, and communication skills needed to lead and make an impact in today’s fine arts industries.
Supporting Requirements
Experiential Learning
Complete three credits total in internship(s).