Areas of Study

Understand why businesses succeed—and how you can play a crucial role

The business administration department is dedicated to instilling the critical thinking skills necessary to succeed in business. A rich learning environment is enhanced by experiential learning opportunities, available to all business majors.

Human Resources Management (B.S.)

This specialized program focuses on employment policy and the management of people within organizations.

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International Business (B.S.)

Put pen to paper and idea to word with a minor in creative writing at Trinity University. As they experiment with character development, metrical schemes, and memoir research, students who minor in creative writing innovate expression.

Multiple business students raise their hands during the Student Management Fund event.

Marketing (B.S.)

Effective marketing is vital to business success. This flexible major allows you to align electives with your career goals.

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Business (B.A., Minor)

At Trinity, business courses connect critical thinking and ethical reasoning to real-world decisions, all within a close-knit community where faculty mentors help you find your path.

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Business Administration Legal Studies (Minor)

Explore theory and the rules of law in the context of enterprise. Also ideal for students considering careers in law or medicine.

Department of Business Administration

Michael Neidorff School of Business

Location

Chapman Center

Phone

Fax

Emails

Chair

Charlene Davis, Ph.D.