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• BSB Concentration: Business Administration

With study in accounting and finance, operations management, human resources and marketing, you'll develop a broad-based business understanding. You'll be adept at leading a wide-array of projects and responding to business opportunities.

Business Administration Courses
1. MS Electives (choose two courses from Marketing Management Concentration)
2. MS Electives (choose two courses from Operations Management Concentration)
3. MS Electives (choose two courses from Financial Management Concentration)
4. Elective (choose four 300-400 level courses from any field in consultation with advisor)