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SpecializationsBusiness Majors may choose from one of twelve Specializations or the General Business program (offered only at regional campuses). Specializations provide students with a selection of in-depth courses to enhance their degree with a focus on a specific area of study. Select a specialization to learn about course requirements, career paths, and extracurricular opportunities. For General Business program information, visit the Regional Programs page. AccountingThe design and implementation of financial and cost accounting systems, both budget and actual. Aviation ManagementSafe, efficient management of aviation and the development of new products and techniques for the aviation industry. EconomicsThe art of predicting how different economic entities will respond to changes in policies and external forces. FinanceThe study of how to allocate scarce resources over time, in order to satisfy people's consumption preferences. Human ResourcesRecruiting, training, utilizing and maintaining qualified work forces, both in industry and government. Information SystemsThe art of applying information technology to enhance productivity, efficiency, and effectiveness of business processes. International BusinessUnderstanding and participating in worldwide production and distribution activities. LogisticsThe design and manipulation of systems for the movement of products from points of production to points of consumption. MarketingThe conception, promotion, and physical distribution of goods and services to satisfy the economic needs of society. OperationsThe activities related to producing and managing an organization's goods and services. Real EstateThe application of economic trends, business trends, zoning laws, financial services, and knowledge of urban society to meet the needs of parties buying or selling property. InsuranceProviding recommendations for and management of measures taken to reduce the risk of damage to physical assets, exposure to legal liability, or injury to employees or customers. Special AreaThe "Special Area" option is designed for students with a well-defined interest not represented by one the 12 BSBA program specializations. |
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