General Administration

program available on-campus, online, or blendedWith an area of concentration in General Administration you will focus on the management and operations of business and public organizations. You can study a specific area of business or choose from a variety of areas. 

Concentration Requirements 30 hours 
30 hours of courses in Accounting (ACCT), Economics (ECON), Entrepreneurship (ENTR), Finance and Baking (FNBK), Business Administration (BSAD), Law and Society (LAWS), Management (MGMT), Marketing (MKT), Real Estate (RELU), Supply Chain Management (SCMT) and Public Administration (PA) 30 hours
Secondary Field I 12 hours
Must include courses from the same subject
Secondary Field II 12 hours
Must include courses from the same subject
Electives 26 hours
May include any excess hours in general education, concentration or secondary fields. The number of elective hours may vary but total degree must comprise 120 hours.
University General Education 40 hours
Learn more about general education requirements
TOTAL DEGREE 120 hours

 Additional Information:

  • An optional Allied Field of up to 9 hours may be taken in Political Science.

  • This area of concentration is not comparable to the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA).  Nonetheless, students who wish to make use of nontraditional credit or to have a more flexible program may find this area of concentration beneficial.

  • Due to the UNO College of Business' AACSB accreditation, students in the Division of Continuing Studies are permitted to use only 30 hours of UNO business credit toward their Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies Degree.  Students need to plan their 30 hours of business courses carefully to make the best use of these hours.

  •  Students pursuing a BMS Degree may not enroll in MGMT 4480 Corporate and Business Strategy or MGMT 4500 Special Problems in Management.
Students with an area of concentration in General Administration may find careers in:
♦ Finance       ♦ Banking
♦ Management ♦ Marketing
♦ Human Resources ♦ Retail Sales
♦ Government or Non-profit Agencies ♦ Logistics
♦ Real Estate ♦ Law
♦ Manufacturing ♦ Insurance
♦ Customer Service