Business Administration Acquisition and Contract Management - Strayer University-Mississippi

Business Administration Acquisition and Contract Management from Strayer University-Mississippi is a Campus Bachelor Management and Innovation degree that prepares you for a Business career. The Bachelor of Business Administration program is designed to provide you with professional knowledge and skills you need for success in today's global business environment. Through liberal arts coursework, you will develop communication, critical-thinking, and quantitative-reasoning competencies and strengthen your understanding of how political, cultural, and economic factors shape our world. The business core courses provide a foundation in management theory and practice across a broad set of business functions, while concentration courses allow you to tailor the program to fit your educational goals. Key Learning Objectives Business Concepts: Design functional area strategies (for marketing, operations, finance, etc.) that support a firm's overall business objectives. Strategic Management: Analyze a firm's operating environment (competition, regulation, international factors, etc.) in order to build appropriate business strategies. Ethics: Formulate management approaches to foster a productive and ethical organizational culture Diversity: Develop management practices that foster an appreciation for multiple cultures, ethnicity's, and other diverse populations. Decision Making: Apply management concepts and decision-making techniques to analyze business situations, interpret critical operational factors, and develop viable solutions to business challenges. Analysis: Demonstrate proficiency in organizing, conducting, and presenting business research. Communication: Effectively communicate in a business environment to convey strategies, policies, practices, and procedures throughout the organization. Acquisition and Contract Management The Acquisition and Contract Management concentration teaches you about the concepts, policies, and procedures of government contracting (at the federal, state, and local levels) and focuses on project management of contract negotiations, administration, fulfillment, and completion. Acquisition and Contract Management concentration graduates will develop additional competencies applicable to acquisition and contract management positions in the government, military and commercial environments. Responsibilities in those roles might include negotiating for and acquiring goods or services for an organization, responding to requests for proposals, and managing long-term contracts. View more details on Strayer University-Mississippi . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management and Innovation courses.