Business Administration

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Business Administration: A Destination for Engaged Learners and Innovative Leaders

Developing students as engaged learners so they can grow to become innovative leaders is what we do. The Cofrin School of Business is focused on preparing students for professional success through coursework, internships and professional development events. Earning a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree will prepare graduates for competitive, respected careers and which path you choose is up to you!

The School of Business offers four emphasis/concentration areas within the Business Administration major: Business Analytics, Entrepreneurship, General Business and Supply Chain Management. Many students will even choose to complete two emphasis areas making them a better qualified job applicant for internships and post-graduate employment opportunities! The core coursework for these emphasis areas do seamlessly overlap with the other majors offered in the Cofrin School of Business so a student could easily complete a double major by adding a few extra classes. A common choice!

Students majoring in Business Administration have the option of taking classes on campus or fully online, when pursuing the degree with the Business Analytics, General Business or Supply Chain Management emphasis. The Business Analytics and Entrepreneurship emphasis can be completed almost entirely online, only two classes are face-to-face.

What Students Say

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“The experience I had at UWGB is not what I expected starting college as a freshman. The Accounting and Business faculty were amazing, personable, and always looking out for what was best for me and my future. I was able to get involved in student organizations, travel abroad, and participate in an accounting internship while studying at UWGB. All of these opportunities broadened my business network and created new relationships with other students and professors allowing me to further develop and obtain a full-time position after graduation.”

-Kaitlyn Glenz, May 2018 Graduate, Double major in Accounting and Business Administration with Management emphasis and International Business minor
 

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Business Owner Training
Business Week has proven valuable to both business leaders and students in the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business. Students are able to add to their classroom learning by participating in a variety of events, all of which include community business leaders. Students develop the interpersonal and professional acumen expected of business professionals.

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Business Advising
The advising partnership is designed to provide students with the opportunity to connect with a professional staff member who understands the major and career decision-making process and is knowledgeable about University policies, procedures, and resources. With the guidance of an advisor, students control their own academic path towards their career.

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Business Internships
Internships provide a learning experience that combines meaningful work in a real world environment, supervision by professionals with related expertise and active reflection by the student. Students can earn credit for participating in an internship. They can also provide a gateway into employment before graduation! We can help find you an internship.

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Scholarships Available
Through the generosity of alumni, friends, organizations, and corporations, the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business is fortunate to award scholarships each year! For the 2017-2018 academic year, we awarded over $30,000 in scholarships to current students! Each spring, scholarship offerings will be posted on this website with application criteria and an online application form. 

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Business at UW-Green Bay

UW-Green Bay Alumnus Craig Dickman

Alumnus Craig Dickman '82

Craig Dickman is the founder, CEO and chief innovation officer for Breakthrough® Fuel, a supply chain logistics and fuel cost management company located right here in Green Bay. In less than a decade, Breakthrough® Fuel has grown to become a partner to some of American industry’s leading brands. Last year, Breakthrough® Fuel received the prestigious Kraft Foods "Transportation Partnership Award" and the "External Business Partner of the Year" designation from Procter & Gamble. Dickman is the inventor responsible for two patents for energy management and has additional patents pending with the United States Patent Office. View more prestigious alumni.

 

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