Business Administration Economics - Langston University

Business Administration Economics from Langston University is a Campus Bachelor Economics degree that prepares you for a Business career. Business Administration programs are designed to prepare students for entry into the job market, enhance their prospects for upward mobility in their chosen careers, or enable them to pursue graduate education. By grounding the Business Administration programs in a broad-based liberal arts curriculum, students develop the necessary skills to compete in the constantly evolving business environment. The department has highly experienced and seasoned faculty who keep abreast of the changes in the business field and strive to incorporate such changes in the curricula and pedagogy on a regular basis. Goals/Objectives: The goals/objectives of the Business Administration programs for each student are encapsulated in the following five core abilities: 1. Ability to develop critical thinking skills in the process of acquiring core business knowledge that fosters intellectual curiosity and serves as a foundation for self-reflection, professional advancement, and life-long learning; 2. Ability to develop team-building skills by following organizational processes and working collaboratively with teams, groups, units, and individuals to respond to stakeholder needs and meet organizational goals/objectives in proactive and efficient manners; 3. Ability to cultivate professional communication skills that foster the comprehension, integration, and articulation of global, social, economic, political, and cultural dimensions as the basis of rational or informed decision-making; 4. Ability to demonstrate leadership talents by taking bold initiatives and assuming responsibility for job performance; 5. Ability to master abstract business concepts, principles, theories, and models and apply them toward solving real-world organization problems. Economics Program Goals: Economics consideration is reflected in all decisions organizations make. Knowledge of economic principles will help students to understand the basis of organizational decisions. On the completion of this degree , students will have knowledge and understanding of 1. Debates concerning economic, social and cultural processes that have produced modern economies and societies and are transforming them now; 2. A range of economic theories and the ability to apply them to economic issues and problems; an ability to engage in economic debate, including capacity for critical reading of the non-technical specialist economic and business press and the results of economic research; 3. Relevant aspects of current research and scholarship within economics; 4. Ideas and techniques of statistical data analysis, of finite mathematics (including matrices), of calculus and statistical modeling; 5. Arguments based on statistical reasoning and a general appreciation of the setting and breadth of application of statistics in today's world; and 6. The role of statistical software in the modeling process. View more details on Langston University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Economics courses.