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BBA and BSBA Degrees

The School of Business Administration offers coursework leading to two degrees:

•   Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
•   Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA)

Degree requirements must be completed in accordance with the academic regulations stated in the University of Miami Undergraduate Bulletin associated with a student's first year of enrollment in the university. An academic advisor in the Undergraduate Business Education office will develop a curriculum plan to match each student's academic needs.

Majors

The School uniquely offers a front-loaded curriculum. Right from the start, you will be enrolled in business classes, which will help you to know right away if business is the right choice for you. If not, you can easily transfer to another UM school or college. But if it is, you can choose from the following majors.

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Majors

Choose from 14 Business Majors

Accounting

Accounting

The accounting major prepares business students to make as smooth transition from college into a successful and meaningful career in the professional practice of accounting, whether it be in public, private, or governmental accounting.

Business Analytics

Business Analytics

The business analytics major prepares students to combine quantitative, statistical, and computational tools and techniques to help companies understand, predict, and act on large amounts of data, improving decision-making in increasingly complex and interconnected business environments

Business Technology

Business Technology

The business technology major provides student with the key information technology and management skills needed in today’s business environment, plus a firm grounding in the primary business areas in which these skills will be applied.

Economics

Economics

The economics major brings students an understanding of economic theory and its application to a wide range of problems. The program provides excellent preparation for careers in business, government, and international agencies.

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

The entrepreneurship major prepares students to engage in the process of value creation, regardless of organizational context. This major is primarily for students who intend to start and/or manage their own small business.

Finance

Finance

The finance major prepares business for a wide variety of careers. Because finance is focused on valuation and decision making, it is applicable to virtually every possible type of organization.

Global Business Studies

Global Business Studies

The Global Business Studies Program: Latin America is a co-major option for incoming business freshman, who apply and are selected. Students in the program simultaneously pursue a major in a functional area of business and, in the co-major, region-specific global studies coursework.

Health Sector Management and Policy

Health Sector Management and Policy

The health sector management and policy major area of specialization is designed for students seeking to pursue careers in health management and policy in any of a variety of health care organizations and public settings.

Human Resource Management

Human Resource Management

The human resource management major area of specialization is designed for business students who intend to pursue a career in human resources or personnel.

International Finance and Marketing

International Finance and Marketing

The international finance and marketing major is designed to meet the needs of business students seeking to pursue a career in international business, finance, and/or marketing.

Legal Studies

Legal Studies

The legal studies major enhances the interaction between legal counsel and the business manager, preparing graduates to excel in a wide variety of business pursuits.

Management

Management

Business students who pursue the management major will be prepared for future careers in all areas of management, including small business and corporate levels. The Management major also provides a solid preparation for the pursuit of other graduate degree programs, particularly in law and business.

Marketing

Marketing

The marketing major provides students with an understanding of the basic concepts of marketing with an emphasis on emerging techniques and technologies. This major area of specialization prepares students to practice marketing in a changing competitive environment.

Real Estate

Real Estate

The real estate major is designed for students who want to apply theoretical and analytical concepts to real estate lending, investment and development. The program builds on real estate development and new urbanism concepts, while maintaining a strong emphasis on quantitative methods in finance.

Double Majors

Business students may choose a second major in the School of Business Administration or from other University of Miami schools and colleges.* An academic advisor in Undergraduate Business Education will assist you in creating an academic plan to suit each of your aspirations.

*Double majors not available in the Schools of Architecture, Engineering or Music.