Bachelors in USA

Do you love technology? Are you logical and analytical? Do you enjoy solving problems? Would you like to help businesses and other organizations manage their information? Then you should consider a major and career in business analytics and information systems.

You can prepare for a career as a business analytics and information systems professional. The business analytics and information systems (BAIS) major combines background study in business with more in-depth study of analytics and information systems including business analytics, business intelligence, programming for analytics, information systems theory, systems analysis, databases, cybersecurity, networking.

Accounting is a high-paying field in business with great opportunities for advancement.

Students majoring in this field study accounting for entry-level employment, but with skills required for a lifetime of career development. WSU accounting students are also prepared for furthering their formal education at the graduate level. Our students regularly perform at a higher than national average on the CPA exam.

The B.B. in Management degree program emphasizes practical professional management skills, allowing students the flexibility to focus on such areas as organizational behavior/ organization development, small business management, and operations management. Management is a diverse and applied field of study. Therefore, the objectives of the program include 1) preparing generalists who integrate and coordinate organizational activities of marketing, finance, accounting, operations, and human resources in order to meet organizational goals, and 2) preparing specialists who focus on management analysis, information systems, policy and strategic analysis, and the management of a single operation. Typical placements include general management, retailing management, hotel/ motel management, and operations management positions in manufacturing and service organizations, computer-related occupations, high technology administration, organization development consulting, health care administration, government services, and non-profit organization administration. 

Business analytics is the practice of evaluating data to extract insights that help organizations make better business decisions and solve problems. The 30 credit-hour MS in Business Analytics program curriculum is designed to provide students with specialized knowledge in using advanced analytics techniques such as data visualization, predictive analytics and prescriptive analytics to solve business problems. Business analytics is one of the fastest growing professions in the country, with job opportunities available in virtually every type of industry.

Our Bachelor of Science in Management degree does just that as it prepares graduates for leadership roles in any industry or business.

We achieve this by providing a unique combination of project-based management and business-related courses with a substantial technical and quantitative analysis. Then we complement this approach in the classroom with hands-on experience working with industry partners in the Co-op program, where you will tackle real-world management challenges.

By the time you complete this unique program, you will have two and a half years of work experience with one of the University’s many employer partners in its Co-op program.

The Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science degrees in Business Administration provide a solid background in core business areas as well as in liberal arts. Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science are required to take additional math courses, secure internships, and complete an area of concentration.

The Management bachelor’s degree at Utah Tech University is directed toward students who are seeking a general business degree. This degree would be especially appropriate for students who want to manage small businesses or become entrepreneurs. The degree is also an excellent choice for students wishing to pursue a Master of Business Administration degree. 

The business management major is designed to develop the authoritative perspective and personal leadership skills that successful managers need.

The major’s relevance to all types of organizational settings makes it a sound choice for anyone interested in pursuing a career in a wide range of business or management roles worldwide.The business management program at Endicott College provides a basis for lifetime learning and continuous career development. The program’s edge lies in its ability to develop—through coursework, internships, and senior thesis—the specialized knowledge and problem-solving skills necessary for success in an entry-level career or graduate study.

The AACSB-accredited Business Administration, B.S. with a Marketing concentration will help you learn how to design and implement effective marketing strategies, identify new product opportunities, assess distribution systems, and analyze and evaluate global trends.

You’ll work with the latest technology in almost all of your classes, which you can put to work in the real world through internships and practicums with innovative companies in New York City and beyond. You’ll also solve specific problems for real companies through various competitions, including New York Tech’s Broadridge Challenge and the College Fed Challenge.

Do you see yourself running your own business? Are you interested in leading the way for a global firm or an award-winning marketing campaign? Would you like to develop your leadership and problem-solving skills? If so, Lawrence Tech’s Bachelor of Science in Business Administration might be the program for you.

In this degree program, you will receive a solid foundation in business, with a focus on analytics and decision-making, while majoring in accounting, finance, general business, information technology or marketing; you’ll also acquire a broad liberal arts education to help you cultivate the communication and critical thinking skills employers demand. 

In LTU’s BSBA program, you can:

• Use electives to tailor the business degree around your career goals
• Be admitted to the honors program and/or earn early admissions to the MBA program with the right academic qualifications
• Get real world business experience from on-campus activities, professional associations and industry partnerships
• Receive professional mentoring through the CoBIT Student Advisory Board and by executives in residence
• Get expert advising from faculty members 
• Have access to paid internships, which frequently lead to full-time employment
• Work on interdisciplinary projects that hone your team-building and leadership skills
• Experience convenient schedules that include day, evening and online classes
• Have access to LTU’s well-connected career placement services

Businesses in every industry need savvy professionals who understand consumers and the marketplace and who can promote their products and services.

At the Dicke College of Business Administration, you’ll receive a high-impact education in marketing that will prepare you to jump in and be successful in a wide variety of marketing careers. You can prepare for a specialized field by choosing a concentration such as marketing analytics, integrated marketing communication and customer relationship management.

Networking is key in business, and it’s key here. Our small class sizes mean you will get to know your business professors, and they will get to know you. In fact, you’ll be assigned a faculty advisor who will mentor you from day one until graduation. You’ll also interact with and learn from local business leaders, entrepreneurs and ONU alumni who’ve forged amazing careers in many fields. All of these people will open doors for you.

A major in Marketing combines contemporary marketing concepts, a strong foundation in business fundamentals, and the strengths of the Georgia College liberal arts curriculum to prepare graduates for entry into a professional career. Our faculty are highly engaged with students and with client organizations so graduates benefit from practical experiences such as consulting projects and competitions. For non-Business majors a minor in Marketing enhances career readiness.

Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in accounting at the University of Mount Union will experience a blend of rigorous coursework combined with real-world internship opportunities.

The demand for accounting graduates continues to grow as corporations develop, tax laws change and new government regulations are introduced.  Businesses employ large numbers of accountants as treasurers, controllers, internal auditors, budget analysts, cost accountants and staff accountants to name a few. 

The accounting program at Mount Union prepares students for careers in public accounting, corporate accounting, governmental accounting and not for profit accounting.

The Computer Engineering curriculum consists of a modified General Education requirement, foundation coursework in math and science, required core courses, and technical electives. Design is emphasized throughout the curriculum. The General Education component complements students' engineering education and encourages them to understand engineering roles in a broader context.

The worlds of sleuthing and technology combine in this program to train students in the high-demand field of cybercrime. Bring your curiosity to courses in network security, forensic investigation and ethical hacking. If white hat work is where your passion lies, this new and exciting major is the program for you.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department takes a human-centric approach to research and education, with a focus on applications in speech processing, medical imaging, bio-photonics, computer-integrated surgery, renewable energy, human inspired electronic systems for perception and cognition, and other cutting-edge technologies that address real-world problems. Our courses cover wide-ranging topics in three broad areas: signal, systems, and control; electro-physics; and computational systems.

The undergraduate curriculum provides all computer engineering students with preparation in the mathematical and scientific disciplines that lead to a set of courses that span the fundamentals of the discipline in the major areas of data science and embedded networked systems. These collectively provide an understanding of many inventions of importance to our society, such as the Internet of Things, human-cyber-physical systems, mobile/wearable/implantable systems, robotic systems, and more generally smart systems at all scales in diverse spheres. The design of hardware, software, and algorithmic elements of such systems represents an already dominant and rapidly growing part of the computer engineering profession. Students are encouraged to make use of their computer science and electrical and computer engineering electives and a two-quarter capstone design course to pursue deeper knowledge within one of these areas according to their interests, whether for graduate study or preparation for employment.