Business administration
Students studying business administration receive a broad business education through high-level exposure to all areas of study. As a business administration major, you will develop communication and leadership skills that will make you a competitive candidate for high-level management jobs across a variety of fields.
Recent graduate data
21 hours of advanced business electives (320 or higher)
- Accounting
- Business Analytics
- Business Law
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Information Systems
- International Business
- Management
- Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
Business administration graduates are great candidates across a variety of business fields, including sales, entrepreneurship, retail, general management or a management rotational career program.
To be successful, your skills should include the ability to work in teams, interpersonal communication, public speaking and problem-solving. As with most fields of business, it is crucial to gain experience through an internship or relevant part-time or summer work. You can network by meeting alumni in the field and taking advantage of leadership opportunities on campus.
Typical positions include:
- Branch Manager
- Customer Service Manager
- Fundraiser/Development Officer
- Human Resource Administrator
- Industry Relations Specialist
- Insurance Agent
- Property, Real Estate Manager
- Small Business Owner
- Personnel Manager
- Personnel Recruiter
21 hours of advanced business electives (320 or higher)
- Accounting
- Business Analytics
- Business Law
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Information Systems
- International Business
- Management
- Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
Business administration graduates are great candidates across a variety of business fields, including sales, entrepreneurship, retail, general management or a management rotational career program.
To be successful, your skills should include the ability to work in teams, interpersonal communication, public speaking and problem-solving. As with most fields of business, it is crucial to gain experience through an internship or relevant part-time or summer work. You can network by meeting alumni in the field and taking advantage of leadership opportunities on campus.
Typical positions include:
- Branch Manager
- Customer Service Manager
- Fundraiser/Development Officer
- Human Resource Administrator
- Industry Relations Specialist
- Insurance Agent
- Property, Real Estate Manager
- Small Business Owner
- Personnel Manager
- Personnel Recruiter