Business Management – BS

    • Business Management – BS

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    This program will launch in Fall 2025!

    PROGRAM DETAILS
    Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management
    Duration: 2 Years (in addition to a previously obtained associate degree in a STEM field)
    Career focus/Specialization: Entrepreneurship and Management

     

    Why Choose Our Bachelor's Degree in Business Management?

    Earn a bachelor’s degree while you work full-time! Our entrepreneurship-focused business program is designed for working adults who already hold an associate degree in a STEM field and who need online classes and flexible scheduling. You will learn the essentials of starting and running a business, leading teams, and managing complex projects.

    Our Business Management Bachelor’s degree program teaches generalist business skills with a unique focus on specialized technical and trade skills. It is specially designed for those who want to move into management roles or to expand their managerial responsibilities, as well as professionals interested in starting or expanding their own business.

    If you dream of starting your own business, our dedicated faculty will help you to develop your business plan and strategy, communicate your vision in a compelling way, and launch and grow your business.

    If you already have experience with a business area covered by the curriculum, you can petition to receive credit instead of taking the class, shortening the time to graduation. Also, any STEM-related associate degree can be stacked into this bachelor’s degree, eliminating two years of coursework.

    Designed for working adults, the program is offered part-time, online, in the evenings or asynchronously.

    What You Will Learn

    • Leadership 
    • How to design, launch, and run a small business 
    • How to manage marketing, finance, HR, and operations 
    • Project management 
    • Strategic decision-making

    Career Opportunities in Business Management

    Nationally, people with bachelor’s degrees earn 88% more than those with high school diplomas, and 58% more than those with associate degrees (source: Aspen Economic Strategy Group).  In many companies, having a bachelor’s degree is required to advance in the managerial ranks. For those who would prefer to be their own boss, entrepreneurship offers the satisfaction of building one’s own business and growing personal wealth.

    Potential job titles:

    • Business Owner
    • Entrepreneur
    • Project Manager
    • Team Leader

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    • Why Choose Our Bachelor's Degree in Business Management?

    Earn a bachelor’s degree while you work full-time! Our entrepreneurship-focused business program is designed for working adults who already hold an associate degree in a STEM field and who need online classes and flexible scheduling. You will learn the essentials of starting and running a business, leading teams, and managing complex projects.

    Our Business Management Bachelor’s degree program teaches generalist business skills with a unique focus on specialized technical and trade skills. It is specially designed for those who want to move into management roles or to expand their managerial responsibilities, as well as professionals interested in starting or expanding their own business.

    If you dream of starting your own business, our dedicated faculty will help you to develop your business plan and strategy, communicate your vision in a compelling way, and launch and grow your business.

    If you already have experience with a business area covered by the curriculum, you can petition to receive credit instead of taking the class, shortening the time to graduation. Also, any STEM-related associate degree can be stacked into this bachelor’s degree, eliminating two years of coursework.

    Designed for working adults, the program is offered part-time, online, in the evenings or asynchronously.

    What You Will Learn

    Career Opportunities in Business Management

    Nationally, people with bachelor’s degrees earn 88% more than those with high school diplomas, and 58% more than those with associate degrees (source: Aspen Economic Strategy Group).  In many companies, having a bachelor’s degree is required to advance in the managerial ranks. For those who would prefer to be their own boss, entrepreneurship offers the satisfaction of building one’s own business and growing personal wealth.

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