Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree is designed for students who wish to prepare themselves for a career in a business profession or in an area where success demands a working knowledge of business principles and practices.

Our faculty teach from a foundation of biblical truth, seeking to strengthen the knowledge, assessment and ethical aspects of the learner while connecting their journey through the discipleship of the cross. The integration of business training and Christian faith produces professionals with the ability to manage with a strong ethical foundation.

Degree Requirements

Concentration in General Business

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Concentration in Management and Leadership

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Concentration in Marketing

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Concentration in Nonprofit Management

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Concentration in MBA

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MBA-FA (Financial Accounting)

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Concentration in Sports Management

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Supply Chain Management

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Accounting

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Industrial and Organizational Psychology

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Minor in Business

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Degree Concentrations

General Business

The concentration in General Business prepares students with a solid core curriculum of business, finance, management and marketing coursework. The student then selects 12 credit hours from the available upper level business electives from any concentration to develop their own unique curriculum.

Areas of Study

Financial Accounting
Micro and Macroeconomics
Business Law
Business Communications
Personal Finance
Entrepreneurship
Strategic Management
International Business
Business Ethics

Possible Careers

Corporate controller
Payroll director
Financial analysis manager
Accounting director
Bank examiner
Treasurer
Budget director
Business owner

Management and Leadership

The concentration in Management and Leadership prepares students for positions of management and leadership within an organization. Specific areas of study might include: financial statement analysis and managerial accounting.

Areas of Study

Business Law
Business Communications
Operations Management
Organizational Behavior
Principles of Corporate Finance
Retail Management

Possible Careers

Actuarial analyst
Business analyst
Corporate investment banker
Data analyst
Forensic accountant
Insurance underwriter
Management consultant

Marketing

2019 Most Affordable Online Colleges Bachelor's Marketing SR Education Group The concentration in Marketing provides students with marketing disciplines as well as study in retail management, operations management, advertising, and salesmanship.

Areas of Study

Salesmanship
Sports Marketing
Social Media Marketing I & II
Digital Media Marketing

Possible Careers

Marketing specialist
Sales manager
Public relations specialist
Account manager
Human resources specialist
Assistant store manager

Nonprofit Management

The concentration and minor in nonprofit management offer students a good foundation for careers in the nonprofit field including grant writing, leadership, international and cross cultural awareness, nonprofit accounting, nonprofit logistics, and nonprofit supply chain management. This is a rigorous program that goes beyond basic theories to drill down into practical skills needed in the nonprofit environment. Graduates are prepared for many positions from local to national nonprofit organizations, faith-based organizations, non-governmental, and other businesses.

Areas of Study

Introduction to Grant Writing
Non-Profit Accounting

Possible Careers

Financial Managers
Education Program Manager
Policy Analyst
Community Outreach Coordinator
Fundraising Manager

MBA

When evaluating candidates, MBA admissions committees look for people who are hard workers, confident leaders, and effective communicators. These qualities come naturally for some people, but for others, it takes some effort and practice to build these skills. Working toward your bachelor’s of business management degree can help you hone these traits and prepare you to apply for an MBA program.

Areas of Study

International Business
Principles of Marketing
Strategic Management
MBA Concentration Classes also include 12 hours from the MBA curriculum.

MBA-FA (Financial Accounting)

With a concentration in MBA – (Master of Business Administration Financial Accounting) with a specialization in Financial Accounting students with a passion for numbers, financial analysis, and the language of business will gain invaluable skills in interpreting financial data, making informed decisions, and guiding organizations towards financial success. Through a comprehensive curriculum, you will delve into advanced accounting principles, financial statement analysis, budgeting, and strategic financial planning–all within a Biblical worldview.

Areas of Study

Individual Tax
Managerial Accounting
Global Business Strategy
Strategic Management
Auditing

Possible Careers

Financial Analyst
Corporate Treasurer
Controller
Financial Consultant
Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) Manager
Credit Analyst

Sports Management

The concentration in Sports Management prepares students to market and manage sporting events, organizations, media, and facilities. Job opportunities include sports marketing, management, coaching, ticketing, and merchandising sales at the collegiate, semi-pro and professional levels.

Areas of Study

Case Studies in Leadership
Social Media Marketing
Sports Marketing
Sports in Society
Sports Facility Design & Management

Possible Careers

Sports blogger
Sports camp director
Market research
Brand management
Youth sports organizations
Sports relations

Supply Chain Management

The concentration of Supply Chain Managment focuses on the intricate dynamic of products and services as they journey from production to the hands of consumers. Supply Chain Management is the backbone of modern business operations, ensuring efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and seamless delivery of goods and services across the global marketplace. Students will gain essential skills in inventory management, distribution, procurement, and strategic planning all within a Biblical Worldview.

Areas of Study

Operations Management
Logistics
Risk Management
Global Supply Chain
Inventory Management
Supply Chain Strategies

Possible Careers

Logistics Coordinator
Supply Chain Analyst
Procurement Specialist
Global Logistics Coordinator
E-commerce Operations Manager
Supply Chain Sustainability Specialist
Vendor Manager

Accounting

The concentration in Accounting provides a comprehensive understanding of financial management and reporting. Students are equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to analyze, interpret, and communicate financial information. This includes areas such as financial and managerial accounting, taxation, auditing, and business law. Students will gain essential skills and often opens doors to professional certifications such as Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or Chartered Accountant (CA), enhancing career prospects and opportunities for specialization.

Areas of Study

Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Strategic Management
Economics
Finance

Possible Careers

Accounting Clerk
Bookkeeper
Controller
Finance Manager
Tax Accountant

Industrial and Organizational Psychology

The concentration in Industrial and Organizational Psychology is a specialized field that focuses on understanding and optimizing human behavior within the context of work and organizations. This discipline combines principles from psychology with practical applications in the workplace to enhance employee well-being, organizational efficiency, and overall effectiveness all taught within a Biblical worldview.

Areas of Study

Workplace Diversity
Occupational Health
Employee Engagement and Retention
Organizational Development

Possible Careers

Human Resource Management
Organizational Development Consultant
Performance Management Consultant

An 18 hour minor that can be done in addition to other degree programs at TMU.

Contact Us

Dr. Kimberly A. Maiocco, Dean of The Hans Hut School of Business and Professor of Business
Direct Line: (706) 348-2336
kmaiocco@truett.edu

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