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Alumni from our Global Campuses
Your Future in Business Begins Here
The business world needs leaders who can think strategically and adapt to a quickly changing global environment. With an ACBSP-accredited Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Webster University, you’ll gain a broad business perspective to launch your career in business, industry or government.
At Webster, our small class sizes, personal attention, proximity to the city of St. Louis and ample industry connections promote real-world learning. We’ll help you bridge the gap between theory and practice through global learning opportunities, corporate partnerships and internships in the U.S. and abroad.
“It’s been a wonderful experience making a lot of international friends — (and) wonderful professors and classes. I love the interaction and support here in the Webster community.”
Shokhrukh Nazarov
BS in Business Administration, ’23
Learn How Different Business Areas Work Together to Achieve Strategic Objectives
Our innovative curriculum prepares you to pursue a variety of career paths with foundational coursework in all areas of business — management, finance, human resources, marketing, information systems and more. With the business acumen you’ll gain from this practice-rich program, you’ll be ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work — and you’ll have a solid foundation if you choose to pursue graduate studies, such as an MBA.
Choose Webster for a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Gain Real-World Experience
Global citizenship and real-world application are at the core of our mission. Take advantage of Webster’s connections for internships, study abroad and other hands-on learning opportunities. Develop practical skills while completing your business management degree and building your network.
Get Personal Attention
Small classes mean you’ll have plenty of opportunities for personalized learning and one-on-one mentorship. Get to know your professors and classmates while collaborating on assignments and group activities, both inside and outside the classroom.
Customize Your Curriculum With an Emphasis
A BS in Business Administration gives you a broad perspective that prepares you for a career in a variety of settings. Choose electives that align with your personal and professional interests, or customize your degree with an Emphasis in Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, International Business, Marketing or Sports and Entertainment Management.
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Text on screen: Program Spotlight: Business Administration (BSBA) with an Emphasis in Marketing
Text on screen: Nisha Ray-Chaudhuri, Assistant Professor, Management
Nisha Ray-Chaudhuri: Webster's undergraduate marketing degree is built to help them get an understanding of a little bit of all of the different field areas and then find the one that most speaks to their strengths and talents.
Text on screen: Nicholas T. - Student
Nicholas T.: The teachers are absolutely amazing. We're in amazing facilities, and because of that, we are able to put ourselves in their shoes and learn different perspectives of what marketing looks like through professionals.
Text on screen: Hands-On Learning: Kinetic Learning for Real-World Challenges
Ray-Chaudhuri: A traditional undergrad class involves the lecture style of teaching, where we go over a lot of the marketing theories as we move through the program and into the senior level classes.
[Footage of Ray-Chaudhuri teaching an in-person class while students take notes]
We also include a lot of case studies that are simulation-based exercises that are team-based projects where students have to solve a real-world business case study that might be presented to them.
[Footage of students collaborating on a project, while a professor engages with them one-on-one]
We also attend a lot of marketing conferences, internship opportunities and have guest lecturers who visit us on a regular basis.
Text on screen: Global Perspectives: Diverse and Multicultural Learning Experiences
Ray-Chaudhuri: What makes our courses unique is the idea that in any one of our classrooms and any one of our courses, students gain valuable global perspectives.
[Footage of international students studying and collaborating at Webster University’s main campus in St. Louis, Missouri]
By being among people of different nationalities and different cultures, but also by being exposed to course material that covers real-world cases and brings in guest speakers that bring that global perspective to every conversation we have.
Nicholas: You're getting different knowledge from different people and from different countries.
[Footage of International and Domestic students in a classroom together listening to a lecture by a professor]
You just learn from these people and from their experiences and it helps you have a new perspective and a new lens of how you can look at marketing, business and just the world in general.
Text on screen: Professional Success: Providing Students with Resources to Succeed
Ray-Chaudhuri: So we offer courses in multiple modalities, both on ground and online.
[Footage of student taking an online class]
We make sure that we have incorporated exercises that focus toward team building and time management and that sense of community building in every one of our courses.
Nicholas: I think Webster has a lot of versatility. Maybe you can make it one day. Teachers are going to be able to accommodate you, and they are still very engaging.
[Footage of student working on an online course using a tablet]
They're always giving you assignments that help you still be engaged. You're getting the best of both worlds with Webster.
[Footage of professor teaching a class online]
Ray-Chaudhuri: So one of Webster's hallmarks has always been the limited number in the smaller class sizes, and that has allowed us as faculty advisors to make sure that we know every one of our students personally.
[Footage of Ray-Chaudhuri engaging with a student during a class]
We know what their strengths are, we know what their weaknesses are. We are able to guide them into what courses they should focus on. And when the time comes, what internships and career opportunities they should pursue.
Nicholas: The professors are always trying to set you up for success by giving you opportunities to go farther in your life.
[Footage of students working together around a table, conversing, laughing, working on laptops]
The amazing resources and networking opportunities, just all the benefits add on to each other to make an amazing place to succeed.
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“The people you will meet at Webster will be fascinating and a bridge to unexpected and wonderful opportunities throughout your life.”
Lucille Nguyen
BS in Business Administration and BA in Management, ’24
Have Confidence Receiving an Accredited Education
Our Walker School of Business & Technology is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP),
an organization dedicated to improving the quality of business schools and programs
around the world, and ultimately, to improving the practice of business in every industry.
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Find out more about the BSBA at Webster, the overall curriculum, requirements and learning outcomes.
What Can You Do with a BS in Business Administration?
The field of business has endless career paths. Our graduates pursue careers in nonprofits, international business, entrepreneurial ventures and just about every industry you can think of. Some go on to pursue an MBA or similar business management degree to deepen their understanding of business and develop specialized skills for more advanced opportunities.
Because the skills learned in our BS in Business Administration program — critical thinking, strategic decision making, problem solving and effective communication — apply to every industry, you can pursue a career that aligns with your professional interests, such as:
- Accountant
- Compliance Officer
- Human Resource Specialist
- Information Systems Analyst
- Marketing Manager
- Operations Manager
BSBA Salary Information
As a job candidate with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, your earning potential is high. An entry-level accountant or business analyst could expect to make more than $50,000 a year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics . Whereas finance, human resource and marketing managers all earn well over $100,000 a year, on average. This means that a BS in Business Administration sets you up for a strong starting salary with huge potential as you gain experience in the workplace.
Get Started on Your Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Take the next step toward earning your BSBA. We are here to help you get started on your program.
Explore
Learn more about our academic programs and our main campus and other locations.
Engage
Connect with our admissions counselors and academic advisors.
Apply
Apply to Webster and take the next steps for financial aid and scholarships.
Contact the Admissions Office to Find Out More
If you have more questions about the program, your application or other enrollment-related inquiries, contact our Admissions Office.
Call 314-246-7800 or 800-753-6765 or send an email to admit@webster.edu.