business administration
Running an organization
Business administration is the management of a company or organization—overseeing operations, finances, personnel, and strategy.
The term often appears in academic contexts: a degree in business administration, an MBA (Master of Business Administration).
Someone studying business administration learns to run organizations efficiently: She earned her bachelor's in business administration before joining the startup.
- financeProvide money for
- social sciencesAcademic study of society
- managementOrganizing and directing resources
- economicsScience of resource allocation
- b-schoolBusiness school, informally
public relations · corporate governance · team building · human resources · supply chain management · entrepreneurship · startup culture · career development · marketing · MBA · accounting · number crunching · quarterly report · bottom line · financial literacy · boardroom · corner office · executive suite
- business degreesMBA, BBA, DBA, executive MBA, online MBA
- business educationMBA, accounting courses, marketing courses, capstone project, capstone
- Graduate DegreesMBA, MA, MFA, MPA, LLM
- vocational trainingapprenticeship, apprenticeships, trade school, trade schools, vocational school
- CEGEPsgeneral education
- universitiesuniversities, Harvard, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge
business administrationfine arts
Creative visual disciplines
philosophy · engineering · liberal arts · law · humanities
business administrationchaos
Complete disorder and confusion
disorganization · anarchy · mismanagement · laissez-faire · improvisation
business administrationpublic administration
Managing government agency operations
nonprofit management · government service · charitable work · public service · civil service
business, ministry, administration, administrator, administer, ministers, businesses, businessperson, busied