Course variations

Course summary

This is an interactive program that inspires learning of fundamental as well as emerging business principles, concepts, and applications. Dynamic and interactive class experiences engage learners in real-world business applications that enhance decision making skills and career development. Students are actively engaged in a lifelong process of building value added business knowledge and understanding, effective decision-making skills, team skills, oral and written communication skills, leadership skills, and other skills critical for one’s career development and for being a valued contributor to the successful and efficient operation of business and society. The program develops knowledge of and experience with the applications of quantitative techniques, accounting, financial analysis and environments, organizational behavior, production and distribution systems, operations analysis, human resources, marketing, business law, and applied business research.

Program modules

The modules include AC 205 Financial Accounting, AC 206 Managerial Accounting, BA 232 Principles of Management, BA 252 Principles of Marketing, BA 265 Legal Environment of Business, BA 312 Principles of Finance, BA 323A Introduction to Management Science, BA 450 Business Ethics, BA 439 Business Policy and Strategy, BA 412A Intermediate Finance, BA 426 Managing Operations in a Changing Economy, BA 433 Organizational Behavior, BA 465A Business Law, BA 222 Intermediate Computer Concepts and Applications, BA 240 Critical Thinking and Decision Making Skills, EC 201 Macroeconomics, EC 202 Microeconomics, EN 321 Business Communication: Professional Writing, Speaking and Research, MA 240 Applied Statistics, BA 402 Risk Management, BA 416A Investments, BA 417 International Finance, BA 420 Cash Management.

Qualification

Bachelor degree

Awarding body

Bellevue University

Department name

College of Business