Business Specializations

Business schools award alot of different business degrees. Find out what all the abbreviations stand for here.

Sales management is a fun, challenging, and profitable specialization for business majors. Learn more about the sales management concentration here.

Business majors who can't decide between marketing, advertising, or communications might want to consider specializing in public relations. Learn more about focusing on public relations here.

Business majors who are considering specializing in public administration will have many different career options available to them. Learn more about the PS discipline here.

Project management is a fast growing field for business majors. Learn more about the project management specialization here.

Operations management is a viable option for any business major. Learn more about working in operations management here.

Working in non-profit management is a great option for business majors. Read on to learn more about the non-profit specialization.

Marketing is a very popular specialization choice among business majors. Find out more about specializing in marketing here.

International business is a hot specialization for business majors. If you want to learn more, this article offers information for business majors who are considering a specialization in international business.

Information systems management is a hot option for business majors. Read on to learn more about the information systems management specialization.

Wondering what a general management degree can do for you? This article offers information for business majors who are thinking of specializing in general management.

Considering a career in human resources? Check out this article for business majors who want to learn more about specializing in human resources.

If hospitality management sounds intriguing to you, this article will provide you with information on hospitality programs for business majors.

Wondering if specializing in finance is right for you? Here is a nice collection of finance information for current and aspiring business majors.

Thinking about specializing in entrepreneurship? Here is entrepreneurship degree program information for business majors.

Thinking about specializing in accounting? Here is accounting information for business majors.

Thinking about a career in advertising? Here is basic advertising information for business majors.

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Finance officers, also known as financial managers, supervise the operations of banks, credit unions, and finance companies. Exact duties vary depending on the finance officer’s title, place of employment, level of education, and experience. Get the full job profile for finance officers here.

Financial analysts evaluate and analyze a company’s financial situation. They also prepare recommendations to help a company invest, manage and spend company funds. Get the full job profile for financial analysts here.

Corporate recruiters help corporate firms locate, research, interview, and hire employees. Recruiters may work full time for one or more firms. Get the full job profile for corporate recruiters here.

Executive recruiters help various business (mostly Fortune 500 companies) locate, research, interview, and hire employees. Recruiters may work full time for one or more firms. Get the full job profile for executive recruiters here.

Credit analysts analyze financial information and assess the risk of offering credit to businesses and individuals. Get the full job profile for credit analysts here.

Business managers may supervise an entire company or a specific department or territory within a company’s operations. Get the full job profile for business managers here.

Advertising executives work in the advertising field, coordinating and managing client accounts. Get the full job profile for advertising executives here.

Accountants compile analyze and prepare financial records. Exact duties depend on the accountant’s title, field, and place of employment. Get the full job profile for accountants here.

Hotel and motel managers manage the personnel, financial operations, and the marketing activities of hotels and motels. Duties vary depending on the title and place of employment. Get the full job profile for hotel and motel managers here.

Insurance underwriters review individual insurance coverage requests and address the risk of offering coverage requests and assess the risk of offering coverage. Insurance underwriters also establish premiums and other charges. Get the full job profile for insurance underwriters here.

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Public relations specialists (PR specialists) develop and promote a favorable public image for a variety of individuals and organizations. These professionals perform a wide range of tasks, including writing and editing reports, speeches, press releases, web copy, and other promotional documents. Get the full job profile for PR specialists here.

Office Administrators coordinate activities and employees within an office setting. The exact duties of office administrators vary depending on title, field, level of education, and place of employment. Get the full job profile for office administrators here.

Human resources managers evaluate and formulate policies relating to company personnel. The typical human resources manager supervises every aspect of employee relations. Get the full job profile for human resources managers here.

Job Profiles – Marketing Research Analysts. Marketing research analysts collect and analyze information to determine the demand for a potential product or service. Some marketing research analysts may help companies establish or modify sale procedures and policies. Get the full job profile for marketing research analysts here.

Management consultants analyze and evaluate operating procedures and then make recommendations based on their findings. These professionals are often hired to solve a specific organizational problem or concern within the company. Get the full job profile for management consultants here.

Management analysts analyze and evaluate operating procedures and then make recommendations based on their findings. These professionals are often hired to solve a specific organizational problem or concern within the company. Get the full job profile for management analysts here.