Business Administration
The Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration program at Washington Technology University has been designed to prepare students for the work of business administration within a variety of professional contexts, including technology-related entrepreneurial organizations. The program aims to develop in students the specific skills and knowledge required to carry out the regular, ongoing work of business, for example, skills associated with information systems, communications, accounting, quantitative reasoning, marketing, teamwork, negotiation and conflict resolution, and human resource development. Further to this, the program addresses the more philosophical, conceptual understandings associated
Program Outcomes
Identify the theories, principles, and concepts related to business
Demonstrate knowledge and skills in accounting, economics, leadership, and communications
Apply knowledge and skills to resolve team and organizational conflicts
Develop solutions using quantitative techniques
Identify personal and professional ethical standards by which to conduct business
Work effectively in teams to achieve organizational objectives
Program Plan
General Education Courses (45 credits)
Pre-Major Preparatory Courses (45 credits)
Core Courses (45 credits)
Concentration Courses (40 credits)
Capstone Courses (5 credits)
Total Credit Hours: 180
Washington Technology University
Program Design Specification
BS in Business Administration
180 Credits
Approved: 8/20/2019 5:23:02 PM
Program Name:
Business Administration
The Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration program at Washington Technology University has been designed to prepare students for the work of business administration within a variety of professional contexts, including technology-related entrepreneurial organizations. The program aims to develop in students the specific skills and knowledge required to carry out the regular, ongoing work of business, for example, skills associated with information systems, communications, accounting, quantitative reasoning, marketing, teamwork, negotiation and conflict resolution, and human resource development. Further to this, the program addresses the more philosophical, conceptual understandings associated
Program Outcomes:
Identify the theories, principles, and concepts related to business
Demonstrate knowledge and skills in accounting, economics, leadership, and communications
Apply knowledge and skills to resolve team and organizational conflicts
Develop solutions using quantitative techniques
Identify personal and professional ethical standards by which to conduct business
Work effectively in teams to achieve organizational objectives
Program Requirements:
Program Plan
General Education Courses (45 credits)
Pre-Major Preparatory Courses (45 credits)
Core Courses (45 credits)
Concentration Courses (40 credits)
Capstone Courses (5 credits)