Bachelors of Science in Business Administration in Integrated Business

The Integrated Business (IB) degree is intended to develop a strong business ?generalist? who has the ability and capacity to enter the workforce with a broad understanding of business and strong financial, analytic and communication skills. As such, they will be an attractive candidate for entry-level roles in project management, operational management, and sales management. Pursuit of a integrated business degree allows a student to experience multiple facets of business within one major program. This non-specialized degree allows students to gain knowledge in key functional areas of business. Integrated Business Skills An Integrated Business student will demonstrate the ability to: identify, evaluate, and recommend modern technological solutions for contemporary business problems. analyze and evaluate the selling approaches for small and medium size companies in B2C and B2B markets. identify a business problem, gather data needed to analyze it, select the appropriate analytical tool, perform the analysis, and use the results to recommend an action or solution. contribute to the development and implementation of effective human resource management policies and procedures. identify and apply the principled negotiation process to reach a win-win solution when dealing with conflict. identify the goals of their organization, acquire and analyze useful data, and determine the most competitive strategy to meet those goals. describe and measure the flow of funds to and from a company and transaction flow within the company, determine the impact of such flows on profitability, and use this information to make effective decisions. create a detailed project management plan.