Business Administration Major
The Business Administration major prepares students to meet the challenges of the complex dynamic organizational environment. A second major or minor is required, which gives students more career opportunities and an edge in the market place.
“Ninety percent of our students have successful job placements within three months of graduation”
Business and Economics Professor Roger Doerr
Overview
The Business Administration major prepares students to meet the challenges of the complex dynamic organizational environment. A second major or minor is required, which gives students more career opportunities and an edge in the market place.
- Fits well with any other major or minor
- Courses have writing, speaking and computer components
- Internships encouraged
- Equips students with the tools to become an entrepreneur
- Endless career opportunities in every geographic area
- Advanced Communication Studies
- Advanced Computer Tools
- Business Communication
- Business Ethics
- Managerial Accounting
- Accounting Information Systems
- The Legal Environment
- Marketing Principles
- Corporate Finance Management
- Strategic Management & Policy
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Intro to Stats
- Behavioral Stats
- Organizational Behavior
- Management & Leadership Principles
- Production Management
- Human Resource Management
Capstone Project
The capstone project is one of the final steps in completing the Business Administration major. It is designed to evaluate a publicly held U.S. corporation in totality.
Project: Small teams of students explore all aspects of a company’s annual report, compose an executive summary, complete an investigative report of their findings and provide a recommendation on investment options in the company.
Interested? Want more information? Contact:
Roger Doerr, Professor of Business and Economics
Phone: 402.461.7759
Email: rdoerr@hastings.edu
