Information is critical to decision making in all areas of business. Accountants are experts at capturing, analyzing, and reporting reliable financial information and using that information to advise decision makers.

Business Analytics (BAN) graduates are experts in utilizing data to help organizations make informed decisions. As a BAN graduate, you will use data analysis, statistics, and business acumen skills to identify trends, patterns, and insights that drive strategic decision-making.

The FinTech concentration combines an understanding of finance with an introduction to technology to prepare students for a financial world being disrupted by technology, automation, and AI.

Major in Supply Chain Management (SCM) if you get excited about understanding how products and services are created, and ultimately delivered to the consumer. The global marketplace is experiencing exponential growth with the demand for jobs in supply chain management continuing to increase as well. Global supply chain management and all its facets account for approximately 14% of the world's GDP. According to the Journal of Commerce, it is projected that there will be an astonishing 200,000 unfilled jobs in Global Supply Chain Management within the United States alone.

Our baccalaureate program in the School of Nursing offers two program options: Prelicensure and RN-BSN. The prelicensure option is for nursing students who are preparing for entry into professional nursing by taking the registered nurse licensure exam. The RN-BSN option allows the licensed registered nurse, prepared at the associate degree or diploma level, to obtain a Bachelor of Science with a concentration in professional nursing in a mostly online format.

A Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Economics provides students with a broad business foundation and a focused economics toolkit. The Cameron School’s economics concentration combines theory and technical skills to provide students with the tools to answer interesting questions for businesses, non-profits, think tanks, and their own lives.

The finance concentration combines the broad foundation of the Cameron Business School’s B.S. in Business Administration degree with the technical skills of the finance discipline.

People are a company's greatest asset, and managers need to know how to keep their workforce satisfied and motivated. A concentration in Human Resource (HR) Management equips students with the skillset required to maximize the efforts of recruitment and retention, organizational design, training and development, diversity, performance management, and assessment initiatives.

Information Systems (IS) graduates are business professionals who know how to apply leading technologies to help firms solve business problems and become more competitive. They work with managers and executives to identify business requirements and to translate those requirements into IS solutions that are then implemented by technology specialists.

Our International Business concentration has been intentionally designed to develop both a broad knowledge and skill-base using interdisciplinary coursework covering facets of international management, marketing, finance, multinational economics, business law, and international trade. Students select a track within international business that will help them focus within a distinct area of business while also developing broad global business competency.

Management is the ability to cope with complexity in organizations and Leadership is the ability to gain commitment from organization members. Together they provide the foundation for all business disciplines.

Marketing Professional Selling is designed to help students develop the skills they need to be successful in a sales-oriented career. The professional selling track is more people oriented as highlighted by the professional selling and sales management classes.

Public health professionals work with communities and individuals to protect, maintain and enhance health and quality of life. All students complete the public health core courses, which provide a strong foundation in the U.S. Public Health System, factors impacting human health and disease, population-based and individual approaches to health enhancement, public health data sources, health policy, health law, health communication and much more.