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Business Administration

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Business Administration
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Broaden your business sense

DePaul’s degree in Business Administration is built upon a strong liberal arts foundation that allows you to learn from a broad business curriculum. You’re encouraged to select a variety of courses to build a wide range of expertise in areas that match your career goals.

The Business Administration degree program offers a variety of courses, giving you the opportunity to learn about fields such as entrepreneurship, management, economics and marketing.

Planning on launching your own start-up or taking over a family business? Consider taking entrepreneurship courses. Thinking about attending law school? Select business and professional ethics courses. Uncertain about your future career path? Take a range of courses across multiple business fields.

You’ll also benefit from programs and networking events in DePaul’s Coleman Entrepreneurship Center and the Center for Innovation, as well as DePaul’s presence in Chicago’s 1871 business incubator.

DePaul is located in the heart of Chicago’s financial and business community, giving you access to work with leading business and consulting firms.

Classes

Coursework

  • Business Ethics & Society
  • Career Management Skills
  • Creativity & Entrepreneurship
  • Effective Business Communication
  • Principles of Management
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Sustainable Management
  • Topics in Global Economies

Career Options

Common Career Areas

  • Accounting advising services
  • Advertising
  • Banking
  • Brand/product management
  • Business development and management
  • Economic advising
  • Marketing
  • Real Estate
  • Sales
  • Statistical analysis and research
More career info

87%

of Business Administration graduates were employed, continuing their education or not seeking employment after graduation.

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