The Bachelor's degree in Business Administration (BBA) is a degree-completion program comprising 60 credit-hours of instruction at the upper level (junior and senior years). Students entering the BBA program already will have completed a minimum of 60 credit-hours of college-level studies at the lower level (freshman and sophomore years), either at UMT or at another appropriately accredited institution.

The curriculum is divided into three areas:

• Core courses (30 credit-hours)
• Major areas of concentration (15 credit-hours)
• Electives (15 credit-hours)

The core courses address the fundamental topics in undergraduate business education, including management, marketing, finance, statistics, business law and ethics, management information systems, entrepreneurship and small business management, and business policy and strategy.

Majors provide more-in-depth coverage of specific content areas, such as information technology.

The degree program concludes with a two-course sequence. The first of these is an in-depth course in entrepreneurship. It is followed by a capstone course in business policy and strategy.

Students must complete a minimum of 60 semester hours, including at least 15 credit-hours of general education courses, to qualify for the associate’s degree; and 120 credit-hours of instruction, including at least 30 credit-hours of general education courses, to qualify for the bachelor’s degree.

The maximum transfer credits that will be allowed for any student enrolling in the BBA program is 90 credit-hours. All students will complete a minimum of 30 credit-hours of instruction with UMT as required by the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC), UMT’s accrediting body.

BBA Curriculum

BBA Core Courses

Mgt 101. Principles of Management
Mgt 102. Legal Environment of Business
Mkt 100. Principles of Marketing
Stat 100. Basic Statistics
Acct 125. Accounting for Managers
Econ 125. Economics for Managers
Fin 100. Principles of Finance
Cst 192. Management Information Systems
Mgt 190. Entrepreneurship
Mgt 195. Business Policy & Strategy

BBA Majors

For the BBA, UMT offers the following majors: Criminal Justice Administration, Human Resources Management, Information Technology Management, International Management, Management, and Marketing Management. For each major, the student must complete five courses (15 semester hours).

Criminal Justice Administration

This concentration provides students with a specialist program focusing on criminal justice administration. Students are required to take Mgt 102 Legal Environment of Business and psychology or sociology as pre-requisites, as well as five of the following courses:

CJ 100. Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJ 105. Introduction to Juvenile Justice
CJ 110. Introduction to Criminal Law
CJ 115. Introduction to Corrections
CJ 120. Introduction to Criminal Justice Ethics
CJ 125. Introduction to Law Enforcement
CJ 130. Criminology
CJ 140. Criminal Justice Management
CJ 145. Constitutional Law
CJ 150. Introduction to Forensic Science
CJ 155. Criminal Courts System
CJ 160. Criminal Investigation
CJ 170. Criminal Procedure

Human Resources Management

This concentration provides students with a specialist program focusing on human resources (HR) management. Students are required to take Mgt 102 Legal Environment of Business and psychology as pre-requisites, as well as the following five courses:

Mgt 131. Organizational Behavior
Mgt 132. Human Resource Management
Mgt 133. Communications and Soft Skills
Mgt 135. Leadership in Organizations
Soc 103. Business & Society

IT Management

This major provides students with a specialist program focusing on information technology. Students are required to take at least five of the following courses:

Cst 120. Program Logic & Design
Cst 140. Programming in JavaScript
Cst 145. Programming in Java
Cst 161. Data Communications
Cst 182. IT Project Management
Cst 190. Database Systems
Cst 191. Systems Analysis and Design
Stat 110. Decision Science I
Stat 111. Decision Science II

International Management

This major provides students with a specialization in international management. Students are required to take as least five of the following courses:

Econ 160. International Economics
Fin 101. Financial Management
Fin 160. International Finance
Mgt 160. International Business
Mkt 160. International Marketing
Soc 103. Business & Society

Management

The Management major provides students with a generalist program in business management. Students are required to take at least five of the following courses:

Econ 160. International Economics
Fin 101. Financial Management
Fin 102. Personal Finance
Fin 160. International Finance
Mgt 115. Operations Management
Mgt 122. e-Commerce
Mgt 131. Organizational Behavior
Mgt 132. Human Resource Management
Mgt 135. Leadership
Mgt 150. Project Management
Mgt 160. International Business
Mkt 160. International Marketing
Mkt 101. Marketing Management
Mkt 105. Retail Management
Mkt 110. Marketing Communications
Mkt 150. Marketing Research
Soc 103. Business & Society
Stat 110. Decision Science I
Stat 111. Decision Science II

Marketing Management

This major provides students with a specialist program focusing on marketing. Students are required to take at least five of the following courses:

Fin 101. Financial Management
Mkt 101. Marketing Management
Mkt 105. Retail Management
Mkt 110. Marketing Communications
Mkt 150. Marketing Research
Mgt 160. International Business
Soc 103. Business & Society

Electives

Electives are an important component of the student’s education. UMT encourages students to take general education courses for these electives, to broaden their educational foundation. Once a student has completed 30 credit-hours of general education courses at the undergraduate level (either at UMT or as transfer credits), he/she may take additional business courses as electives.

General Education Courses

Comm 100. Business Communications
Comm 101. Technical Writing
Econ 160. International Economics
Engl 100. English Grammar
Engl 101. English Composition
Gov 100. U.S. Government and Politics I
Gov 101. U.S. Government and Politics II
Hist 100. World Civilizations I
Hist 101. World Civilizations II
Math 100. Business Mathematics
Math 105. College Algebra
Math 106. College Trigonometry
Math 110. Finite Math and Calculus I
Math 111. Finite Math and Calculus II
Phy 100. Physics I
Phy 101. Physics II
Psy 100. Psychology I
Psy 101. Psychology II
Soc 100. Sociology I
Soc 101. Sociology II
Stat 101. Business Statistics I
Stat 102. Business Statistics II
Stat 110. Decision Science I
Stat 111. Decision Science II
Stat 125. Statistics for Managers