Business Administration
The Business Administration Program offers a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with concentrations in Management and Marketing, and a Minor in Business Administration.
The Business Administration (BSNS) program helps students acquire the necessary skills for full participation in the constantly changing and multi-faceted business community that is shaping the world’s environment in the twenty-first century.
About the Program
Program Chair
The Business Administration Program offers students an opportunity to earn either a B.A. or B.S. in Business Administration. The B.A. program is a generalist degree, providing a solid background in business while allowing students the flexibility to follow their own interests. The B.S. program allows students to specialize in the fields of accounting, business analytics, finance, financial planning, management, or marketing. A minor in Business Administration is also available.
One of the principal goals of the program is to provide students with an expanded awareness of the complex political, social and economic environments within which all organizations and individuals must function. To meet these goals, the program is committed to the education and development of enlightened talent that will recognize and respond to the many complex problems facing public and private organizations. The program is dedicated to creating awareness among its students of the many alternative career paths available. Graduates are prepared for immediate entry into career fields and graduate programs.
For highly qualified students, the School of Business also offers an accelerated dual-degree program in which students may obtain an undergraduate degree (B.A. or B.S.) and an MBA in
a curriculum that can be completed in as little as five years.
Business Administration Learning Outcomes
Graduates will be able to perform fundamental business skills in management, finance, accounting, marketing, and business analytics.
- Graduates will be able to apply current management and administrative practices and theories.
- Graduates will be able to manage the flow of funds within organizations.
- Graduates will be able to organize, record, and report business transactions.
- Graduates will be able to utilize the interrelationships between customers, products, and companies to guide effective decision making.
- Graduates will be able to apply theories and skills of statistical data analysis and management science to support decision-making processes.
Graduates will be able to diagnose problems in various business situations, gather and analyze relevant information to understand the problems, select and implement appropriate solutions, and evaluate outcomes.
Graduates will be able to demonstrate ethical reasoning by recognizing moral dilemmas, analyzing their effects on stakeholders, and applying ethics theories to determine alternative solutions to those dilemmas.
Graduates will be able to communicate effectively in a professional environment.
Oral communication: Graduates will be able to deliver information in a persuasive, logical, and organized manner with a professional demeanor using appropriate visual aids.
Written communication: Graduates will be able to create informational, analytical, and technical documents that are organized and concise, and incorporate credible sources.
Graduates will be able to work effectively with various stakeholders in increasingly diverse and global business environments.
- Graduates will be able to interact effectively with team members.
- Graduates will be able to contribute their expertise to collaborative projects.
- Graduates will be able to recognize and implement inclusive and equitable business practices in diverse business environments.
Graduates will be able to use technology to support performance in varying business situations.
- Graduates will be able to select and use appropriate technology to gather, analyze, and interpret data to solve business problems.
- Graduates will be able to adapt to emerging technologies.
- Graduates will be able to identify ethical issues related to the use of technology and data, including privacy and security.
Curriculum
Program Details and Concentrations
B.A. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
For those desiring a broader perspective and less specialization, the B.A. degree
offers greater breadth in the liberal arts, while still providing the critical mass
of business knowledge for entrepreneurs and entry level managers in business.
Program Chair: Kerrin Wolf
Office: G-240 / Phone: 609-652-4797
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WITH CONCENTRATION IN MANAGEMENT
Management concentration in Business Administration enables students to build broad skills and knowledge for successfully running a business. On top of general business knowledge and skills in marketing, finance, and accounting, this track instructs management theories and practice in strategic planning, organizational thinking, business professionalism, inter-personal communication, leadership, human resources, information systems, e-business, and problem solving / decision making, to prepare the graduate for a career in the dynamic world of business.
Associate Program Chair: Christy Goodnight
Office: C-105 / Phone: 609-626-5502
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WITH CONCENTRATION IN MARKETING
The Marketing function is vital to the long-term viability of any business organization.
In a global society, marketing is the interface between customers at all levels and
providers of goods and/or services. The Marketing track is designed to provide students
with the necessary theoretical constructs and current applications of that theory.
It prepares graduates for entry level positions in the profession and for graduate
study.
Associate Program Chair: Amit Mukherjee
Office: G-115 / Phone: 609-652-4395
Curriculum Information
Fall 2024 - Spring 2025
- Business Administration, BA
- Business Administration, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Administration, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Fall 2023 - Spring 2024
- Business Administration, BA
- Business Administration, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Administration, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Fall 2022 - Spring 2023
- Business Studies, BA
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Accounting)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Business Analytics)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Finance)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Financial Planning)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Fall 2021 - Spring 2022
- Business Studies, BA
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Accounting)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Business Analytics)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Finance)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Financial Planning)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Curriculum for Fall 2020 - Spring 2021
- Business Studies, BA
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Accounting)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Business Analytics)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Finance)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Financial Planning)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Curriculum for Fall 2019 - Spring 2020
- Business Studies, BA
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Accounting)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Business Analytics)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Finance)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Financial Planning)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Curriculum for Fall 2018 - Spring 2019
- Business Studies, BA
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Accounting)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Business Analytics
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Finance)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Financial Planning)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Curriculum for Fall 2017 - Spring 2018
- Business Studies, BA
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Accounting)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Finance)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Financial Planning)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Curriculum For Fall 2015 - Spring 2016
- Business Studies, BA
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Accounting)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Finance)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Financial Planning)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Curriculum For Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
- Business Studies, BA
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Accounting)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Finance)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Financial Planning)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Management)
- Business Studies, BS (concentration in Marketing)
Minors
Minor
The Business Administration minor provides an opportunity for students majoring in programs other than BSNS or HTMS to expand their awareness of the dynamic and multi-faceted business environment. The Business Administration minor requires 5 courses (20-24 credits)., consisting of 4 required and 2 elective courses.
Note that a grade of “C or better” is required for a course to count towards the minor designation.
Faculty
Monica Amadio
Jennifer Tulio Barr
Muntakim Choudhury
Susan Davenport
George DeFeis
Keith Diener
Christian Ehiobuche
Christy Goodnight
Joy Jones
Phil Kening
Audrey Wolfson Latourette
Amit Mukherjee
Naz Onel
Elaine Perignat
Emmanuel Small
Kerrin Wolf
Ning Ye
Yuli Zhang
Alumni Success
Careers
Below are some examples of career paths awaiting Stockton Business graduates:
- Market Research
- Advertising
- Business Strategic Planning
- Controllership Functions
- Entrepreneurship
- Global Management
- Human Resource Management
- Investor Relations
- Retail Marketing
- Retail Management
- Public Relations
- Global Marketing
- General Management
- Teaching
- Sales Management
- Supply Chain Management