4 courses with the subject BUS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
BUS 613Foundations of Inquiry
BUS 613 Foundations of Inquiry analyzes the habits of inquiry required for building a culture of higher-level thinking; examines profes- sional power-skills (soft-skills) and values required by executive leaders; integrates expectations in research, scholarship, and readiness through scholarly assignments that build proficiency in APA writing compliance and the Graduate learning platforms. Students will im- merse in a culture of research, thought-leadership, and build an inquisitive approach to learn and cultivate knowledge throughout the master’s program.
Regardless of your industry or role, communication skills are vital to success. The purpose may be persuasive, motivational, organizational, managerial, or interpersonal, and the method may be written or oral, but at its core, successful communication is both effective and efficient. Like other business skills, communication abilities can be studied and developed. This course will help students to understand the underpinnings of communication, and to develop skills necessary in the 21st century.
As business practices evolve to meet the changing demands of the marketplace, leaders must constantly evaluate and make adjustments to stay on top of the field. This course is designed to help students identify, evaluate, and analyze current trends and then to make judgments on the viability and wisdom of those trends.
BUS 630Cultural Intelligence in a Global Economic Ecosystem
Today’s interconnected world requires leaders to navigate complex challenges that span national and international borders, Whether in business or security contexts, understanding the interplay between economic, political, and social factors is essential for maintaining stability and fostering success in a rapidly changing global environment. This course will lead the student through discovery, analysis, and utilization of a range of international business and security practices. In order to complete this course successfully, the student will identify and understand governmental policies, international organizations and competition, as well as models for doing business in developing nations using cultural intelligence analysis to assess the threats in a global economic ecosystem. Master of Business Administration (MBA & EMBA)
