Online BSBA
Curriculum & Courses
The Online BSBA program provides a comprehensive and well-rounded business education grounded in the academic standards of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and the Haslam College of Business.
Undergraduate Curriculum
Designed Specifically for Transfer Students
Designed for working adults, the program’s curriculum combines foundational business knowledge with cross-functional learning experiences that reflect the realities of today’s professional environment. Students graduate with both the depth and breadth needed to contribute across organizations and industries.
General Education
Communications and Reasoning Skills
21-23 hrs.
Pre-Business Core
Business Fundamentals: management, accounting, economics, statistics
18 hrs.
Business Core
Integrated Contemporary Business Management
17 hrs.
The Online BSBA program consists of 120 credit hours of business foundation and management courses. The first three are required for all Haslam students.
Major and Concentration
The online BSBA combines two areas of interest in 27 hours of coursework. Full-time enrollment (12 credit hours) may be required for certain financial aid. Contact One Stop if you have any questions.
Major Requirements
- At least 75 percent of major and concentration coursework must be taken while residence at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
- A minimum grade of C must be earned in every major and concentration course.
View the course catalog for specific information on major and concentration course progressions.
Course topics include:
- Accounting
- Supply Chain Management
- Management
- Economics
- Finance
- Business Analytics
- Marketing
- Human Resources
Featured Courses
MGT 380
Project Management
Students will learn the basics of project management in a hands-on, experiential course.
BUAD 453
Global Strategic Management: Integrating Concepts and Applications
This capstone course integrates strategic management concepts and cases with application through a comprehensive simulation.
MGT 463
Solving Complex Managerial Problems
In this experiential learning class, students will learn how to solve complex problems using traditional and contemporary decision making models and negotiation skills.