Trine University
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Management

Angola, USA

DEGREE TYPE

BSc

DURATION

4 years

LANGUAGES

English

PACE

Full time

APPLICATION DEADLINE

EARLIEST START DATE

STUDY FORMAT

On-Campus

Key Summary

About : The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Management program equips students with skills in leadership, strategic planning, and team management. The curriculum covers essential business knowledge, including finance, marketing, and operations. Graduates will experience comprehensive training tailored to prepare them for the challenges of the business environment.

Career Outcomes : Potential career paths include roles such as business manager, operations supervisor, and project coordinator. Graduates may also pursue opportunities in human resources, consulting, and entrepreneurship, leveraging their management skills in various industries.

Gain the skills required for a management career

With the Bachelor of Science in business administration with a major in management program in Trine University’s Ketner School of Business, you will develop the knowledge, analytical, and communication skills to effectively lead groups of people and deliver projects and products on time and above expectations.

The experience: Real projects, professional networks

Our curriculum focuses on using case studies and project-based learning to give students exposure to the complex issues faced by management in today’s global business environment. Our expert faculty and our deep corporate connections mean you'll quickly be working with real projects that will require you to solve dynamic problems while communicating effectively to company stakeholders.

You also will gain valuable experience through the required internship, and network with targeted industry leaders through classroom projects and internships. Exceptional students can participate in our unique Fellows program, which will accelerate their career long after graduation.

The degree: A plan that fits you

Our accredited program focuses on both the business fundamentals of management and the critical creative thinking required by today's top companies. Our modular curriculum allows you to customize your degree plan to fit a wide variety of unique personal and career interests.

Curriculum

The Bachelor of Science in the business administration-management program requires 120 credit hours overall, 30 credit hours in management, marketing, and entrepreneurship courses, in addition to 35-36 credit hours of business core classes. More than half the student's total coursework toward graduation is in business.

General Education Requirements - 39 credit hours

ENG 143 College Composition or ENG 133 Technical Communications
HUM 203 Humanities Seminar
SP 203 Effective Speaking
COM 213 Business Communications
ECO 213 Microeconomics and ECO 223 Macroeconomics
or ECO 203 Survey of Economics and Social Science Elective
Humanities Elective
MA 113 College Algebra
MA 173 Essential Calculus or MA 163 Applied Math w/ Business Concepts
Science Elective
MA 253 Statistics
PSY 113 Psychology
BA 213 Business Spreadsheets

Business Core Program Requirements - 36 or 39 credit hours

AC 203 Accounting I
AC 213 Accounting II
BA 102 University Experience - Business or UE 101 University Experience
BA 123 Business Concepts
BA 201 Professional Development and Strategies
BA 3113 Business Internship*
FIN 303 Managerial Finance
FIN 353 Personal Finance
LAW 203 Business Law & Ethics
MGT 353 Designing Operations
MGT 363 Organizational Behavior
BA 453 Global Strategic Management
MGT 483 Capstone
MK 203 Marketing

Concentration Requirements - 30 credit hours

MGT 303 Risk Management
MGT 313 Human Resources Management
MGT 323 Leadership
MGT 383 Principles of Project Management
BA 433 Business Analytics
Electives 300 or 400 Level (AC, BA, COM, ECO, ENT, FIN, GM, HC, HR, INF, LAW, LDR, MGT, MK, SM) - 15 credit hours

Free Electives - 12 or 15 credit hours

*The faculty recommends that all business students take an internship in an area of business related to their field of study.