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Business Administration Certificate

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A business administration certificate is one of our most versatile offerings and provides a solid foundation through its curriculum.

With courses from the core MBA curriculum, students examine several aspects of business operations including accounting, finance, marketing and economics. You'll learn how to analyze data, utilize managerial tools, solve problems, troubleshoot and make sound business decisions, all of which are vital in today's business world.

Students who complete a graduate certificate in business administration can move into different roles or work environments with confidence, knowing the skills and knowledge they gained can be an asset almost anywhere.

Course Descriptions

Course descriptions and additional information about the curriculum can be found in the University catalog.

Business Administration Certificate Curriculum

Students will complete 15 credit hours including:

  • Operations Analysis Models
  • Accounting for Business Decisions
  • Financial Management
  • Strategic Marketing
  • Managerial Economics

Schedule and Class Participation

Classes meet on weeknight evenings and students choose how to participate with three options for attending classes: in-person, in real-time online or by watching a recording. All three options can be utilized throughout the program based on the most convenient option for your schedule. This format enables you to balance a busy schedule and earn a credential in less time than a traditional MBA or other master's program.

Stackable Certificates

If you're interested in earning your MBA but don't have the time to commit to a full program, our stackable certificates allow you to earn credits toward an MBA degree and earn micro-credentials along the way.

Learn more about stackable certificates

Tuition, Fees & Financial Aid

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Ready to take the next step and learn more about graduate business certificate programs at BW? Submit the form below or contact Carmen Castro-Rivera at (440) 826-3331 or ccastror@bw.edu today.

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