Associate in Applied Science Degree in Business Administration—Management Specialization
The Business Administration—Management Program Description
Specialization Program is an 18-month specialized associate degree program that offers students strong liberal arts curriculum combined with a comprehensive management curriculum.
This blend can prepare students to excel in today's demanding business environment. Students will study various areas of management including project management, human resources, marketing and business law.
A broad base of fundamental business courses is part of the curriculum in our Business Administration Degree in Boston. The general education requirements are designed to foster analytical ability, communication skills, and a sound value system.
The Business Administration—Management Course Outline
Here are some of the courses offered in Business Administration – Accounting to help you prepare for your career. These courses are presented to assist our students with their accounting training at Gibbs—a Boston business school dedicated to the success of our students.
Core curriculum skills building courses
- Keyboarding
- Career Development
Specialized career-focused courses
- Principles of Accounting
- Principles of Management
- Project Management
- Internet Research
- Business Law
General Education courses for personal development
- Interpersonal Communication
- Psychology
- Macroeconomics
Course Spotlight: Take a closer look at Principles of Accounting and Principles of Management , part of the Business Administration – Accounting Associate in Applied Science Degree Program at Gibbs College - Boston.
AC101 & AC201 Principles of Accounting
The accounting equation and basic accounting principles and procedures are presented in this course. The accounting cycle and developing skills in journalizing, posting and preparing financial statements are emphasized. In Principles of Accounting II, students build on theory presented in Accounting I. It includes partnership and corporate accounting, introduction to cost accounting, budgeting and managerial concepts, statement analysis, statement of changes in financial position, and computer accounting applications.
BS261 Principles of Management
This course is designed to explore the overall structure, nature and scope of business as it relates to the functions of management. Communication within an organization, the staffing of organizations, and the development of a managerial style are discussed. Topics include motivation, leadership, and the role of diversity in the labor force.
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