Program

A Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Siena Heights University can open many types of employment opportunities. With an emphasis on communication and ethics, students may confidently choose to start a new career or find a job in the business field.

Business schools are a dime a dozen, so why earn an online BBA degree with SHU Global? SHU will help students become competent in business principles and analysis, leading to rational decision-making.

The accredited online business administration degree offers the following concentrations:

• Accounting
• Finance
• Health Care Management
• Information Technology Management
• Management
• Marketing

Finish your Bachelor of Business Administration online in a time frame that works with your schedule – in as little as two years, depending on your remaining requirements and availability. 

What Can a BBA Graduate Do?

BBA grads often pursue careers in advertising, banking, small business ownership, manufacturing and retail. Master the skills employers are seeking via an online business administration degree, or take classes in person with the option of a concentration. Concentrations include coursework in marketing, management, finance, and more.

Curriculum is customized based on individual student paths.

Majors
Siena Heights University offers a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree in the areas of Accounting, Business Administration, Management, Marketing and Sport Management. An Associate of Arts (AA) degree is offered in Accounting and Business Administration. Students may not double major in the Division. 

Minors
The Business and Management Division offers minors including: Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Management, and Marketing. These minors are offered to non-business majors only. 

Concentrations
Concentrations are a series of courses in a particular business field. Concentrations are designed to allow Business and Management Division students to further study in one or more areas of interest. Students majoring in the Business and Management Division may concentrate in one or more of the following areas: accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, information technology management, international business, management, and marketing. Concentrations are only offered to students majoring in business administration. 

Find out more on the course requirements for the Bachelor of Business Administration degree.