Business Education

The realm of business and commerce offers a multitude of job opportunities. Whether you’re a high school graduate or someone seeking to enhance your skills, a business degree—whether general or specialized—can lead to lucrative and rewarding careers.

Is a Business Career Right for You?

  • Diverse Fields: Business encompasses management, accountancy, finance, real estate, and more.
  • General Business Degree: If you’re undecided, consider a general business degree. It covers essential areas and includes general education in English, mathematics, history, and humanities.
  • Delivery Options: Bachelor’s degrees can be pursued on campus or online. Online study is convenient for those balancing work or family commitments.

Qualifications for Specific Business Roles

  1. Accounts Clerk or Auditing Clerk:

    • Requirements: A good high school diploma suffices, but an associate’s degree or higher enhances opportunities.
  2. Associate’s Degree:

    • A two-year program often available at junior colleges.
    • Can later be converted into a bachelor’s degree with an additional two years at university.
  3. Accountants, Financial Analysts, and Managers:

    • Qualifications: Aim for at least a bachelor’s degree, preferably in business and finance or related fields.
  4. Real Estate Appraiser:

    • Interesting Role: Can be pursued with an associate’s degree.
    • Trend: More employers now demand a bachelor’s degree due to high demand in this field.

Remember, this is just the beginning of your exploration into the dynamic world of business. Start your research now and choose the degree that aligns with your goals.

What Can You Study?

Accounting

Advanced Start Accounting

Advertising

Arts and Humanities

Business

Business Administration

Business Management

Communications

Entrepreneurship

Executive Leadership

Finance

Finance

Hospitality Management

Human Resources

Human Resources Management

Human Services

International Business

Leadership

Management

Management and Supervision

Marketing

Office Management

Operations Management

Organizational Leadership

Project Management

Public Administration