Bachelor of Business Administration degree at NAU–Yuma

The Bachelor of Business Administration degree at NAU is a challenging program that will provide you with real-world experience in today’s competitive workplace. It will also prepare you for a rewarding career or create a solid path to a graduate degree. This program teaches future leaders how to compete globally in both the public and private sectors.

Our students pursue careers and interests in finance, management, ethics, environmental sustainability, entrepreneurship, and more. Explore degree details for our Bachelor of Business Administration degree or learn about admission requirements for this degree.

Bachelor of Business Administration at NAU–Yuma program overview

The Bachelor of Business Administration degree program is a 120-hour program that includes 33 hours of coursework in the area of Business Administration and 23-33 hours of coursework in your chosen emphasis area. Please view the NAU Course Catalog for course offerings.

“The skills my classmates and I have honed over the past two years through the NAU Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program will serve us well as we venture out into the professional world. The convenience of classes held at the NAU Paradise Valley Community Campus was outstanding… Every single professor I have had in the BBA program was exceptional.”

– Jesse Williams, Bachelor Business Administration, ’20

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A flexible program

The BBA program offers maximum flexibility with courses delivered by highly-qualified faculty online or on campus at many of our statewide sites.

Challenge your mind, achieve your ambition

In the program you will learn to:

Think creatively and strategically
Analyze and decipher real-world challenges
Become an effective team builder
Develop strong written and oral communication skills
Compete in a global market

The skills you learn in the program will help you:

Use decision-making tools and theories to solve problems
Employ effective strategies for the global marketplace
Utilize and apply financial information
Understand the relationship of social responsibility, environmental sustainability, and profitability in business settings

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The value of an ACBSP accredited program

NAU’s Bachelor of Business Administration program gained further prestige by earning ACBSP accreditation. This additional program-specific accreditation promotes relevancy and currency in all of the courses required for the program.