Business Administration (B.A.)

Program Overview

Guided by a passion to make a positive impact in their communities and in society, our students are innovating business methods and navigating a progressive corporate landscape to tackle some of the world’s most challenging social, economic and environmental issues. They are combining the knowledge and skills used in traditional business with a passionate commitment to making a societal impact.

Collaboration with community partners will create new pathways for student learning through internships, research and mentoring. Executives-in-residence and scholars-in-residence – senior professionals who will expand the scholarly and professional expertise – bring this type of collaboration to the classroom and learning hub of the Delaplaine School of Business.

Our students will advance in areas like information technology management, government leadership and administration in the life sciences with regional and international partners, corporations, NGOs and government agencies.

Our undergraduate business and MBA programs are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs, the premier organization that accredits business schools that have a teaching focus.

Business Administration Concentrations

• Accounting
• Finance
• Human Resource Management
• International Economics and Finance
• Marketing

• Individual Career Interest
  • In consultation with you business administration faculty adviser, you may develop an individual interest concentration that focuses on a particular career interest. Examples of such concentrations include information systems, computer science, public relations and environmental management.