Online BSBA
Outcomes
The Online BSBA program prepares graduates for careers in government, healthcare, and the private sector. With these career options, graduating with a BSBA degree from the Haslam College of Business will yield a quality return on investment.
Online BSBA
CAREER PATHWAYS
Just a few of the possible careers that await with the an Online BSBA degree:
- Sales Development Representative
- Operations Manager
- Project Manager
- Product Manager
- Account Manager
- Business Analyst
- Relationship Manager
- Management Analyst
- Contract Specialist
- Compensation Manager
What Can You Do with an Online BSBA?
Online BSBA graduates are in demand for a variety of industries and positions in government, healthcare, and the private sector. The Online BSBA degree also prepares students to pursue a graduate degree in management. Through a broad-based business education, online management majors will learn how to lead others, communicate persuasively and resolve complex business issues by making data-driven decisions.
Those who want to start their own businesses will have the skills to manage their organizations effectively and the sales skills to grow their businesses. Those who choose to work in industry will have the critical thinking, leadership and communication skills necessary to build productive relationships that solve real-world business problems. The online classroom will help students learn how to effectively manage and navigate the growing remote and hybrid work environment.
Online BSBA
Hear from our students
Career Outcomes
Operations Manager
Operations managers oversee the day-to-day operations of an organization to ensure efficiency and effectiveness. They manage resources, including personnel, equipment, and materials, to optimize productivity and performance. Key duties include developing operational policies, monitoring workflow processes, ensuring quality control standards are met, and implementing data-driven strategies for improving operational systems.
Median Salary: $101,2801,3
Project Manager
Project managers oversee the planning, execution, and completion of projects within an organization. They define project scope, objectives, and deliverables while developing detailed plans that include timelines and resource allocation. They also facilitate meetings and communication between stakeholders.
Median Salary: $130,6171,2
Project Controls Specialist
Project controls specialists plan, monitor, and control various aspects of a project – scope, time, and budget – to ensure it stays on track. They develop detailed project schedules, cost estimates, and resource plans while using specialized software to track progress.
Median Salary: $145,1901,2
Sales Representative
Sales representatives are responsible for selling a company’s products or services by identifying and reaching out to potential customers, building and maintaining relationships, and meeting sales targets. They conduct market research to understand customer needs, present product features and benefits, negotiate prices, and close sales deals. Additionally, they provide after-sales support to ensure customer satisfaction and gather feedback for continuous improvement.
Median Salary: $73,0801,3
1Within a few years of beginning employment
2Based on information from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Outlook Handbook.
3Based on data from Salary.com from the Knoxville, Tennessee area