Accounting develops the ability to make effective decisions in the international marketplace. Some courses help you prepare for qualifying exams, such as Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Management Accountant (CMA), and Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).

Finance provides a fundamental understanding of how the globalization of financial markets influences the financial services industry as well as corporate finance functions. Such knowledge is necessary to succeed in the increasingly competitive global economy.

General Management is for students planning to attend professional graduate programs (like medicine or law) or students considering opening/expanding a small business after graduation 

IT Management prepares graduates to bridge the gap between the problems of business and the capabilities of information technology. Graduates work primarily in the areas of  Consulting / Systems Analysis and Design, Business Analytics, Information Use, Security, and Privacy.

Leadership and Organizational Change studies the impact that individual persons, groups, and structures have on behavior within an organization for the purpose of applying such knowledge towards improving an organization's performance.

Marketing develops an understanding of the complex, interdependent nature of the global marketplace and the inherent technologies essential in managing a market-driven business. 

Operations and Supply Management studies an organization's resources/processes that create products or services. The student is considered to have a depth of knowledge across a broad set of issues that permeate all levels of decision making from the long-term strategy to the tactical and day-to-day activities.

Strategy and Innovation develops and integrates other functions – such as finance, marketing, and organizational behavior – to understand how firms gain and sustain competitive advantage. With a focus on creating and capturing value for stakeholders with novel ideas, products, services, processes, and business models.