Program Overview

Prepare for the business world and gain confidence by earning a Bachelor’s in Business from DeVry University. You can study fields such as accounting, finance, marketing and more. Choose from our many undergraduate business degrees, including accounting, business administration, management or technical management and discover the variety of career paths business degree holders can pursue.

A Bachelor's Degree in Business can help you build the necessary skills to compete in today's business world. Gain hands-on experience from our knowledgeable professors and explore up-to-date case studies and practical approaches to help prepare yourself for the job market. Pursue your degree with our online business courses or enroll in our online/on-campus hybrid format, whichever works best for you.

If you love the idea of business administration and using big data analytics to solve business problems, a Bachelor’s Degree with a Specialization in Business Intelligence and Analytics Management from DeVry University could be the right fit for you. Enroll at DeVry and consider taking on the Business Intelligence and Analytics Management Specialization if you want to uncover business trends with big data – the kind of information used to help organizations grow.

Specialization in Business Intelligence and Analytics Management
Data generated from sources like smartphones and e-commerce create opportunities for those who understand how to use advanced tools and tech to process and manage information. A Business Intelligence and Analytics Specialization gives you an opportunity to get in the data analytics management game. You can learn about analytical tools and how to apply them, and the curriculum will immerse you in the essential aspects of the field, including applications, databases and data modeling, as well as related topics such as accounting, electronic business management and e-commerce. You’ll be taught by faculty who can give you real-world knowledge about Business Intelligence and Analytics Management topics such as supply chain support, database concepts, managerial and business applications for data analytics and more.