The Department of Business awards a bachelor of science degree in business management.
Students also learn communication skills, critical thinking and quantitative techniques.
The program exposes students to computer technology, the study of ethics involved in business decisions, and the multinational and multicultural aspects of today's business world. The Human Resource Management concentration is designed for business students who wish to pursue either a career or graduate work in human resources. The basic program also provides an excellent background for those wanting to work as generalists, as well as a strong academic background for those wishing to pursue advanced degrees in human resource management, business or law. Students take several required courses that are designed to provide them with a background in the important functional areas of human resource management, including selection, training, compensation, benefits and employment law. Students also may choose from a broad range of elective courses depending upon their personal or professional goals.