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Corporations are complex legal structures that provide the framework for many different kinds of institutions including for-profit and non-profit organizations. With a bachelor of business administration and a concentration in corporate management, students may gain the necessary background in both business and in corporate governance to understand the methods of operations and success for these entities. Students should learn business aspects such as accounting, finance, investment, risk assessment, economics, and organizational management. Students could also learn specific legalities, tax liabilities, and regulations dealing with corporations. Since corporations can be quite large and operate amid a global marketplace, students may also learn the international issues and contexts that are necessary to grasp fully how corporations interact with the world at large.

Graduates of the business administration and corporate management degree program could be slated to become the next generation of corporate leaders. Graduates may look forward to careers in management for large institutions or as department administrators for various businesses. Being well-informed in matters of business and corporate governance, graduates may also do well to consider careers as corporate trainers, responsible for inducting new recruits into the corporate world and teaching them how to be successful in their profession. There may be opportunities in for-profit as well as non-profit institutions that span areas as diverse as internet technology companies and health care organizations.

Example Courses

• Corporate Governance and Internal Control
• Organizational Behavior: Global Perspectives
• Operations Management

Potential Industries

• Department Administration
• Corporate Management
• Corporate Training

Colleges Offering Degree

• Chancellor University
• Lipscomb University
• Ateneo de Zamboanga University