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Overview
The Business Administration major equips students to serve as business leaders in various industries. Students develop knowledge and skills in numerous areas of business, such as accounting, economics, finance, management, organizational behavior, analytics & decision making, human resource management, business law, leadership, and organizational strategy. As a Business Administration major, students may earn an Associate of Science and/or a BA/BS degree in Business Administration with a concentration option of Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Management, or Sport Management. Our Business Administration program embraces an individual’s passion for business and their desire to demonstrate a Christ-centered life in the workplace.
Concentrations
This degree offers four concentrations.
The Entrepreneurship concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in new venture creation, small business management, entrepreneurial finance, and entrepreneurial growth strategies.
The Marketing concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in professional selling, promotion strategy, consumer behavior, and market research.
The Management concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in entrepreneurship, small business management, operations, management science, and negotiation.
The Sport Management concentration (TN, FL) includes courses in organization and administration of athletic programs, sport marketing, sport and fitness practicum, and legal and ethical standards for sports professionals.
Curriculum
Courses may include:
- Principles of Financial Accounting
- Economics
- Organizational Behavior
- Business Law
For more details on this program, check out our academic catalog.
Careers
Graduates with this degree will be equipped for a range of careers in companies and organizations of all sizes and types. Depending on the concentration, students may pursue specialized careers in marketing, sales, market research, entrepreneurship, operations, conflict resolution, or small business management. Graduates may also choose to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA).
Degree
Overview
The Business Administration major equips students to serve as business leaders in various industries. Students develop knowledge and skills in numerous areas of business, such as accounting, economics, finance, management, organizational behavior, analytics & decision making, human resource management, business law, leadership, and organizational strategy. As a Business Administration major, students may earn an Associate of Science and/or a BA/BS degree in Business Administration with a concentration option of Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Management, or Sport Management. Our Business Administration program embraces an individual’s passion for business and their desire to demonstrate a Christ-centered life in the workplace.
Concentrations
This degree offers four concentrations.
The Entrepreneurship concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in new venture creation, small business management, entrepreneurial finance, and entrepreneurial growth strategies.
The Marketing concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in professional selling, promotion strategy, consumer behavior, and market research.
The Management concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in entrepreneurship, small business management, operations, management science, and negotiation.
The Sport Management concentration (TN, FL) includes courses in organization and administration of athletic programs, sport marketing, sport and fitness practicum, and legal and ethical standards for sports professionals.
Curriculum
Courses may include:
- Principles of Financial Accounting
- Economics
- Organizational Behavior
- Business Law
For more details on this program, check out our academic catalog.
Careers
Graduates with this degree will be equipped for a range of careers in companies and organizations of all sizes and types. Depending on the concentration, students may pursue specialized careers in marketing, sales, market research, entrepreneurship, operations, conflict resolution, or small business management. Graduates may also choose to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA).
Degree
Overview
The Business Administration major equips students to serve as business leaders in various industries. Students develop knowledge and skills in numerous areas of business, such as accounting, economics, finance, management, organizational behavior, analytics & decision making, human resource management, business law, leadership, and organizational strategy. As a Business Administration major, students may earn an Associate of Science and/or a BA/BS degree in Business Administration with a concentration option of Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Management, or Sport Management. Our Business Administration program embraces an individual’s passion for business and their desire to demonstrate a Christ-centered life in the workplace.
Concentrations
This degree offers four concentrations.
The Entrepreneurship concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in new venture creation, small business management, entrepreneurial finance, and entrepreneurial growth strategies.
The Marketing concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in professional selling, promotion strategy, consumer behavior, and market research.
The Management concentration (TN, FL, OL) includes courses in entrepreneurship, small business management, operations, management science, and negotiation.
The Sport Management concentration (TN, FL) includes courses in organization and administration of athletic programs, sport marketing, sport and fitness practicum, and legal and ethical standards for sports professionals.
Curriculum
Courses may include:
- Principles of Financial Accounting
- Economics
- Organizational Behavior
- Business Law
For more details on this program, check out our academic catalog.
Careers
Graduates with this degree will be equipped for a range of careers in companies and organizations of all sizes and types. Depending on the concentration, students may pursue specialized careers in marketing, sales, market research, entrepreneurship, operations, conflict resolution, or small business management. Graduates may also choose to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA).