Business Administration

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Professor Merritt
Associate Professor Bossard
Assistant Professor Hind
Assistant Professor of Practice Zumpfe

The Business Administration major prepares students for a variety of careers in business. The Business Administration major requires students to demonstrate their abilities to anticipate, understand, and adapt to change as it affects the diverse business world. Students must exhibit effective communication and interpersonal skills in a variety of business contexts. Successful completion of this major will significantly enhance a student’s career opportunities in the many fields of business. The Business Administration major at Doane College also prepares students for further study at the graduate level.

Programs

• Business Administration

• Business Administration Minor

Courses

• BUS 101 - Understanding the Environment of Business (3)
• BUS 205 - Business Writing (3)
• BUS 215 - Statistics (3)
• BUS 226 - Finance (3)
• BUS 242 - Management (3)
• BUS 250 - The Legal Environment of Business (3)
• BUS 251 - Marketing (3)
• BUS 271/371/471 - Selected Topics (1-3)
• BUS 290/390/490 - Directed Study (1-3)
• BUS 315 - Organizational Behavior (3)
• BUS 324 - Promotions Management (3)
• BUS 339 - Quantitative Methods (3)
• BUS 346 - International Management (3)
• BUS 350 - Commercial Law (3)
• BUS 353 - Managing Operations for Quality and Productivity (3)
• BUS 356 - Contemporary Issues in Marketing (3)
• BUS 357 - International Marketing (3)
• BUS 361 - Contemporary Issues in Human Resource Management (3)
• BUS 365 - Ethics in a Business Environment (3)
• BUS 418 - Human Resource Strategy (3)
• BUS 421 - Business Internship (0-12)
• BUS 445 - Financial Institutions Management (3)
• BUS 450 - The Global Legal Environment (3)
• BUS 453 - Marketing Communications Campaigns (3)
• BUS 455 - Small Business Management (3)
• BUS 464 - Investments (3)
• BUS 496 - Strategic Management (3)
• BUS 498 - Executing Business Strategy (2)

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