The following Business Administration courses are designed to give business students a well-balanced overview of the different topics covered in fields like finance, economics, management and global business. Business Administration aims to prepare students for all areas of business by giving them a broad foundation in both theory and practical application. Students learn more scientific methods for understanding business principles through the study of economics and accounting, and they develop leadership skills, organizational management techniques and the ability to work with a diverse group of office staff for jobs in human resources, management, marketing, business law and more. In college, students typically choose a concentration to fully engage themselves in a subject that interests them and they want to pursue professionally.

These courses will help existing professionals review basic skills and learn new trends in business subjects. Students about to take or who are currently enrolled in college-level business administration courses can use these lectures and resources to supplement their education and introduce them to business basics. Courses are offered by the University of Tokyo, MIT, University of California – Berkeley, University of California – Irvine, and Kutztown University of Pennsylvania. Graduates of business administration programs can find jobs in the public and private sector both in small and large work environments. Business Administration is a versatile degree, and these courses are just an example of the many different facets of the field.

• Business Administration I [University of Tokyo - This introductory level class that aims to give students an overview of business economics.
• Management Theory [University of Tokyo] – Students taking this course will learn to understand management topics like function, culture, strategy, organization, group dynamics and more.
• Economic Analysis for Business Decisions [MIT] – This micro economics course combines exams, assignments, lectures and discussion groups to give students a solid foundation in the field.
• Macroeconomic Analysis [UC Berkeley] – Lectures in this course include a series on long-term economic growth, Output in the Short Run, The Open Economy and more.
• Fundamentals of Business Analysis [UC Irvine] – Learn about business-related IT systems business analysis in this course.
• Business Skills for Success [Kuztown University of Pennsylvania] – Courses in this collection include Creating a Loan Package, Assessing Your Company’s Financial Needs, Finding Money to Start a Business, and Managing Your Cash Flow, among others.