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Dr. Jim Wollscheid 

Learn how to develop an efficient work culture that inspires mutual trust and rewards employee growth and development by studying management at UAFS. 

Managers plan and direct the effective coordination of resources for their organizations. They provide focus for employees and motivate them to achieve organizational goals. Managerial jobs exist across all industries and are needed by businesses of all sizes.
 
The Bachelor of Business Administration at UAFS offers concentrations in general management, human resources management, international management, and small enterprise management.
 
Mix, Match, Learn, and Earn!

It is the flexibility of UAFS's Bachelor of Business Administration program which makes it so popular. You can choose concentrations from any of our business disciplines to create an academic experience tailored to your career goals. Have you always wanted to start your own business? Combine concentrations from management and accounting to gain a deeper understanding of both management and budgeting. Have your eye on a career in finance? Choose concentrations in finance and marketing to hone your fiscal and marketing strategies. With UAFS's B.B.A. program, you can mix and match your way to career success!

The demand for skilled, ethical, and effective business leaders continues to grow as new organizations form and existing ones expand. UAFS’s unique B.B.A. program provides you with concentrated curriculum options in management, human resource management, small enterprise management, and international management. Click here to learn more.

Designed specifically for those who've already completed their associate degree or will transfer general education or business coursework, this fully online completer program delivers the high quality you've come to expect from UAFS in a convenient and affordable online format. Click here to learn more.

This 18-hour program is intended for non-majors interested in a basic understanding of the role of business in society and the methods used by business. This curriculum also provides a basis for advanced study. Click here to view the degree plan.