Emphasis Courses (54 Units)

Our residential program equips graduates with essential management skills like decision-making, critical thinking, and situational analysis, preparing them to lead in various business roles. With a Christ-centered approach, students are trained to exemplify wisdom and integrity in their interactions while studying organizational frameworks and managerial functions. Graduates can pursue careers in general management, specialized fields, entrepreneurship, or corporate roles, supported by a strong network and unwavering doctrinal foundation.

Emphasis courses required:

• MGT321 Decision Science Fundamentals
• MGT351 Human Resource Management
• MGT409 Leadership Principles
• Any three Business courses with the Business prefix

Business Administration Core Courses (39 Units)

• ACC210 Accounting Fundamentals I
• ACC220 Accounting Fundamentals II
• ACC460 Tax Accounting
• BUS310 Statistics for Business*
• BUS320 Business Law
• BUS490 Advanced Business Seminar (Capstone)
• ECN210 Microeconomics
• FIN440 Finance
• INB311 Global Business Strategies
• MGT310 Management Theory
• MGT330 Business Communications**
• MKT350 Marketing Fundamentals
• One of the following
  • CS270A Information Systems Applications (3)
  • ACC329 Accounting IS Applications (3)

*Fulfills G.E. requirement for MA240
**Fulfills G.E. requirement for C100

Biblical Studies Minor

To also earn a minor in Biblical Studies, students must ensure to complete 24 Bible units, including the following courses:

Graduate, Hybrid & Online Programs

• Our Accelerated 3-Year Management hybrid track offers a blend of traditional on-campus classes, online courses, summer sessions, and study abroad opportunities through TMU.
• The Bachelor of Science, Business Management is an 8-week, 100% online program format offered through TMU Online.
• TMU B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies also includes a business management block. This major allows students to design their own major by specializing in three areas of their choice.

Graduate Programs in the School of Business & Communication include:

Program Outcomes

1. Given a business situation, identify and develop appropriate quantitative tools for operational management.
2. Demonstrate a basic working knowledge of the laws that affect personnel issues in a business organization.
3. Demonstrate a basic working knowledge in at least one of the following management-related areas:
   1. The role of financial intermediation in society.
   2. Vehicles and strategies that relate to investments in the stock and bond markets.
   3. Cost accounting.

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