Immaculata’s Bachelor of Science in business leadership will prepare you with management and analytical skills for today’s business environment in both the profit and non-profit sectors.

What type of leader do you want to be? History is speckled with powerful people who were thrust into leadership roles without the proper training to be an effective leader. Perhaps you’ve witnessed this in your place of employment.

This accelerated, online degree-completion program for adult undergraduates will help you explore leadership theories and develop your own leadership style, enabling you to communicate more effectively, manage change initiatives, understand group dynamics, and lead high-performing teams. You will gain a solid foundation in accounting, finance, and marketing, while also developing the intellectual agility and leadership skills that employers seek.

Opportunities

Our faculty, who have extensive business experience, will provide you with a unique emphasis on corporate social responsibility, sustainability and ethics. You will expand your skills in information technology, learning to use social networking applications and major business software programs, including SAP technology such as Enterprise Resource Planning, through Immaculata’s SAP University Alliance.

You can maximize your previous coursework by transferring up to 72 credits into the program. Ask about IU’s opportunities for Credit for Prior Learning.

Where Can I Work

Over the next several years, employment opportunities in the business and financial sector are expected to increase. Median salary range for these professions ranged from approximately $50,000 to $90,000 in 2016 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Graduates of this program are well suited for leadership and management positions across numerous industries. The program is also excellent preparation for a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or Immaculata’s Master of Science in Management and Leadership.

Accreditation

This program contains content aligned with the curriculum requirements set forth by the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).