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Certificate in Business Administration (Intensive)

Classroom | UW Seattle | Summer 2010


Developed in partnership with the UW Foster School of Business.

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Sharpen your understanding of business fundamentals and fine-tune your leadership skills during this intensive program. Study how to increase productivity, better manage people and handle human resource issues. Explore the basics of financial and managerial accounting. Investigate the interrelationship between financial assets and market variables. Learn to develop and present a strategic business plan for a new venture or an analysis of an existing firm or business unit.

QUICK FACTS

Status:Closed
Duration:2 months
Start Date:June 21, 2010
Credits:15 Credits
Cost:$4,299
Program ID:2995
Delivery Method:Classroom
Location:UW Seattle

What the Program Covers

  • Marketing
  • Accounting
  • Finance
  • Leadership and organizational Behavior
  • Human resource management
  • Negotiations
  • Business strategy
  • International business
  • Entrepreneurship and business planning
  • Business and intellectual property law

Benefits

You will gain a comprehensive knowledge of core business concepts that are essential to new ventures and existing companies. Upon program completion, you will earn 15 graduate credits.

Experience Level

Some Experience

Who Should Apply

  • Mid-level managers who need an overview of business practices
  • Lawyers, architects and construction managers who need business training to operate more successfully
  • Graduate students in nursing administration, education administration, library sciences, marine science, building construction, technology and engineering who wish to prepare for today's business-oriented world
  • International students who want an overview of American business practices
  • Health care professionals who want additional training in business operations
  • Prospective or practicing entrepreneurs who want to develop or refine their business analysis and planning skills