Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Operations and Supply Chain Management

Whether you want to work for a startup, small business, Fortune 500 company, nonprofit or government organization, a business administration degree gives you the skills and experience you need to get hired and ethically contribute. If you are looking for a major you can use in nearly any business setting around the globe; this is the program for you.What will I learnMarketing. Finance. Operations. Management. Technology. Data analytics. Organizational behavior. As a business administration major, you’ll learn about all of the key pieces involved in starting, running and growing a business, like the ability to communicate clearly, think critically, solve problems and lead teams. Classes often include real-world case studies that bring the business world to life and challenge you to think about what you would do in similar circumstances. Choosing a specific business concentration (or two) will let you dive in and focus on one area, typically with a series of upper-level courses in your junior and senior years.At the UB School of Management, you can choose from a range of concentrations, including:Operations and supply chain management—study strategic quality management, optimum supply chain configurations, modern project management and other concepts that give organizations an advantage.