Gain expertise in the business management skills and applications that increase your value to employers. This IACBE-accredited business degree program has added resumé-building credentials built into the curriculum. Graduate fully prepared to advance your business career or pursue graduate-level study.
This career-driven undergraduate business degree program will give you versatile, in-demand job skills through business classes in analytics, project management, marketing, sustainability, supply chain management, communications, professionalism, social entrepreneurship and more.
Business courses are taught by industry experts who are active business management practitioners, ready to share the hard-earned wisdom and experience they’ve gained addressing today’s business challenges. Small business class sizes ensure valuable interaction between students and esteemed faculty.
Wilmington University’s affordable business management bachelor’s degree program includes coursework to qualify you for a Project Management Institute certification—built into your business classes. Plus—the hands-on learning experiences in the business management degree build your resumé and professional network.
You can use elective courses in this bachelor's degree program to complete a related Dual-Credit Certificate® while you earn your degree or accelerate into your next degree by incorporating master's level coursework — at no extra tuition cost. Learn more about WilmU's Dual-Credit ADVANTAGE™.
Accredited B.S. in Business Management The Wilmington University B.S. in Business Management is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education.
Cost of a typical 3-credit course.
Wilmington University tuition is based on cost-per-credit.
You only pay for the courses you need to complete your business degree.
A Business Management degree opens the door to management positions and career growth in a variety of fields. Learn more about Career Resources.
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The best thing about this program was the combination of managerial-based courses and free elective courses that gave me a taste of other careers and topics out there. I plan on managing one day, and I felt this gave me a good background to do so. —John Miloro, B.S. in Business Management