Accounting and Law BSc Hons at Ulster University

Whether you’ve dreamed of rocking a power suit as your daily attire since you were a kid or you just know that the world of business needs your creative solutions and leadership, the Bachelor of Science in Business from Indiana University Kokomo is the degree for you! 

In this AACSB-accredited program, you’ll be given everything you need to thrive and grow into the thought leader, disruptor, and connector that you need to be to succeed.

With this degree, you have the option to focus your studies and specialize in professional fields by choosing a concentration. You'll work right alongside your peers and professors in a small classroom setting that provides a unique, relationship-based learning environment. If the business degree doesn't quite suit your needs but you'd like to expand your business skills, you can add a minor in business to your course of study.

The concentration in finance and economics prepares students for management careers in banking, investing, manufacturing, and insurance. In addition, graduates will be attractive candidates for positions in government, utilities, communications, and nonprofit organizations. The finance and economics curriculum also provides an excellent background for students who desire to pursue graduate work in business administration, economics, finance, or law. The courses offered in this concentration are designed to equip students with the necessary background for interpreting data, forecasting, and decision making in a changing global economy.

Financial services concentration prepares students to serve as financial advisors for individuals and businesses seeking advice about reaching their long-term financial objectives. The financial services curriculum is focused on foundations of risk management, financial planning, insurance, and real estate valuation. In addition, good communication skills and strategies are essential for financial services students to handle negotiations with businesses, vendors, and clients. Thus, the program incorporates professional sales as an important part of the classwork.

Finance is the management of money, banking, investments, and credit. Finance major students gain an understanding of how to acquire, manage and invest funds. The finance students’ classwork is focused on corporate finance, investments and security analysis, financial markets, and institutions. The department of finance also offers upper-level special topics in finance for students interested in advanced areas of finance.

More than 90% of Finance students participate in the internship program as part of their curriculum before they graduate. In many cases, this engagement leads to the full-time employment opportunity.