Broad Business Foundation
Build knowledge across accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, and organizational decision-making.
Build a versatile foundation in business while developing the analytical, communication, leadership, and decision-making skills organizations rely on.
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Wayland Baptist University's Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Administration provides a broad foundation across the major areas of business while helping students develop practical skills for today's organizations. The program connects accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, business ethics, and strategic decision-making so students can understand how organizations operate as a whole.
Designed for students seeking a flexible and versatile business degree, the B.B.A. prepares graduates to contribute across a wide range of industries and organizational settings. Students also benefit from Wayland's distinctively Christian approach to education, which emphasizes ethical leadership, service, and professional responsibility.
A closer look at the experiences, flexibility and opportunities built into your Wayland education.
Build knowledge across accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, and organizational decision-making.
Complete the degree through WBU Online with flexibility for work, family, and other responsibilities.
Develop communication, leadership, analysis, and problem-solving skills that apply across industries.
Explore business decisions through ethical reasoning, service, and Wayland’s Christian mission.
Develop the business knowledge, communication skills, and analytical perspective needed to make informed decisions and contribute across organizational functions.
Understand how organizations set goals, compete, allocate resources, and respond to changing conditions.
Interpret financial information and understand how financial decisions influence organizational performance.
Develop skills for working with teams, managing people, and supporting organizational effectiveness.
Understand customers, markets, promotion, and the role marketing plays in organizational growth.
Use information and quantitative reasoning to evaluate problems and support business decisions.
Examine business decisions through ethical reasoning and a Christian worldview.
Prepare for entry-level and developing leadership roles across business, nonprofit, government, and entrepreneurial organizations.
Support or lead day-to-day organizational processes, planning, and performance.
Prepare for roles involving teams, people, projects, and organizational resources.
Apply business and customer knowledge in sales, marketing, communications, and market-development roles.
Use business knowledge in budgeting, analysis, coordination, and administrative decision-making.
Apply broad business knowledge when starting, operating, or growing a business.
Review the official program requirements and coursework for the Business Administration Specialization program.
Curriculum information is provided directly from Wayland's Academic Catalog.