Bachelor of Business Administration

A bachelor’s degree in business administration exposes the working professional to a broad range of topics such as business law, economics, finance, management, marketing and international business. The accredited BBA program curriculum provides a strong professional education within a broad liberal arts context.

Program outcomes include strong verbal and written communication skills, an aptitude for technology, data analysis proficiency, a global perspective on business and the ability to maintain good professional relationships. Flexible course schedules make it easy for fulltime employees to earn their degrees as part-time students.

Accredited

The KU School of Business is proud to be accredited by AACSB, the International Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. AACSB accreditation is the gold standard of quality in the world of business education.

Requirements

Ideal candidates are individuals wanting to gain business theory, practical knowledge and professional skills in preparation for careers as business leaders. Those interested should have earned an associate's degree or equivalent credit hours and are looking to complete requirements for a bachelor's degree.

Prerequisites

Enrollment in the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program requires admission to the KU School of Business (granted on a competitive basis) in addition to University admission. Read about the prerequisites.

Curriculum

The Bachelor of Business Administration program consists of 39 credit hours (13 courses) of junior/senior-level BBA courses. View courses.

Students must also complete the School of Business graduation requirements, which include minimums of at least 124 total credit hours, 45 credit hours at the junior/senior (300+) course level, at least 30 credit hours after admission to the School of Business (courses in residence); and completion of the School of Business general education requirements (37 credit hours)

Please see the program academic advisor for additional details.

 

This program is funded by the Education and Research Triangle initiative.