Program Overview
The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Business Administration provides students with a comprehensive foundation in business principles, management practices, and organizational operations. Students are introduced to the critical thinking, reasoning, interpersonal communication, and problem-solving skills needed to succeed in today's challenging and dynamic business world. Knowledge and skills are developed in a number of business disciplines, such as accounting, finance, marketing, operations, and resource management. The program is designed to prepare students for careers in business, entrepreneurship, and leadership across a wide range of industries.
A Business Administration major provides significant career options including:
- General Administration
- Banking
- Public Administration and Management
- Consulting
- Retail Management
- Human Resources
- Public Relations
Aside from graduate studies in Business Administration, other advanced study options include:
- Organizational Leadership
- Education
- Government
- Business Communication
- Business Management
Whether your post-grad goals are a graduate school or entering the professional world, you can rest assured that you will enter your chosen field confident and competent in your skills and ability.
If you have questions about the Business Administration major, please contact our team at online@york.edu.
Administrative Management (Area of Concentration)
The Administrative Management concentration in the BBA program focuses on the study of administrative functions, management practices, professional relationships, and business operations. It covers key aspects of planning, overseeing and directing organizational activities, while also incorporating related fields such as accounting, finance, project management, and marketing. Students will develop essential critical, conceptual, and interpersonal skills that prepare them for leadership roles in all types of organizations.
Agricultural Business (Area of Concentration)
The Agricultural Business concentration in the BBA program combines core business disciplines such as management, marketing, finance, accounting, operations, and strategy with agriculture-specific subjects such as farm management, commodity markets, production, rural development, agri-policy, and agri-science. This program teaches students how to effectively manage, finance, and market agricultural enterprises and agribusiness operations.