Online BBA

For a degree that looks to the future of business, students choose the B.B.A. The Business Administration degree teaches students to apply classroom concepts to modern-day business challenges. The UIS B.B.A. degree focuses on training current and future business leaders to compete in an increasingly data-driven and global environment. Experiential learning opportunities, outstanding faculty, and a history of online teaching excellence make the UIS B.B.A. an outstanding choice for your online education.

Core business courses enable students to build competencies in critical thinking, analysis, and decision making to prepare for careers in a highly challenging business environment. Flexibility in the degree allows students to choose advanced electives in finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, project management, and more.

Students also have the ability to complete a minor in finance, marketing, management, operations management, sports management, and management information systems. If you are looking to collaborate, innovate, and engage, you are the right fit for a UIS B.B.A.

BBA degree requirements

Two options are available for online BBA students:

The Business Administration Comprehensive option is designed for students who are interested in developing a broad-based education of the business enterprise through advanced study in the business functional areas such as finance, management, marketing, and operations management.

The Business Administration Management Concentration option allows students to develop the critical, conceptual, and interpersonal skills that are essential to employment in management positions in all types of organizations.

Both options have the same requirements for the Foundation, College Core, and Engaged Citizen Common Experience (ECCE). The difference is your preferred specialization in required courses and elective options. Please see the UIS Catalog for Business Administration degree requirements.

Skills & Knowledge

• Project Management
• Marketing
• Operations Management
• Managing Organizational Behavior
• Analytical process
• Quantitative and Qualitative research methods