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Business Leadership Major
The Bachelor of Arts in Business Leadership is a 120-hour program combining a core curriculum committed to the Western heritage of liberal education with a traditional program of business study to develop principled and moral leaders who are competent and responsible managers.
The degree program is composed of four categories of course work: the University Core Curriculum, the Leadership Core, the Business Major Core, and electives. The Bachelor of Arts in Business Leadership culminates with the Senior Leadership Seminar. This experience is an opportunity to integrate lessons from each of the areas of study within the degree program.
The University Core Curriculum includes courses in the humanities, economics, math, foreign language and science. Students who do not have an elementary foreign language background will be required to complete six additional semester hours of basic study before completing the core language requirement.
The Leadership Core is composed of traditional humanities and science courses that are particularly important to leadership development. These courses include Literary Tradition (leadership in the novel), American Civilization II (modern industrial revolution), Social Justice, and Environmental Science.
The Business Major Core represent the traditional functional areas of business. They include:
Introduction to Business
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Fundamentals of Economics I
Fundamentals of Economics II
Fundamentals of Finance
Marketing Theory and Practice
Managerial Accounting
Production and Operations Management
Legal Environment of Business
Business Ethics
Leadership and Organizations
Applied Computer Technology
Human Resource Skills
Senior Leadership Seminar Elective courses may be selected from among all of the undergraduate courses, but students are encouraged to use them to complete an internship and a concentration in addition to the business major.
College of Business concentrations include:
Behavioral Management Studies
Corporate Ethics and Social Responsibility
Financial Accounting
Marketing
International Business
Whereas at one time the decisive factor of production was the land, and later capital ... today the decisive factor is increasingly man himself, that is, his knowledge. (Pope John Paul II, Centesimus annus, 1991)
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