Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our undergraduate accounting major prepares you for a successful career in accounting. It blends broad-based course work, immersive and experiential learning opportunities, and easy pathways to move up to graduate-level work. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our bachelor’s degree in apparel design prepares you for a wide range of careers in the fashion industry. Your training will consist of learning the foundations of outstanding clothing design and the fundamentals of business in this industry. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our bachelor’s degree in business administration offers a broad perspective on business, a welcoming academic community, and real world-ready preparation for your career. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our program in business analytics will help you attack data by creating new insights for companies by analyzing and mining large data sets through statistical methods. Your program will prepare you to jump into the world of business with a solid grounding in theory and thorough experience in practical application across industry sectors. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
With a degree in computer information systems, you’ll be positioned to become an invaluable contributor by helping companies understand and harness technology to stay competitive in the marketplace. You’ll be responsible for planning, developing, and managing computer technologies that support business operations, logistics and supply chain management, and business analytics. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
This bachelor’s degree helps you build a strong foundation in the concepts, theories, and practices of information technology, including the design, implementation, and administration of secured systems and networks. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our economics major at Ball State will prepare you for demanding and wide-ranging roles across sectors in business, government, nonprofits, education, law, banking, and more. You will understand how economic systems work and how they shift in changing circumstances. To further focus your studies, you will also pick from three options: business, financial analyst, or liberal arts. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our undergraduate degree in entrepreneurial management is one of the most challenging on campus and among the most rigorous entrepreneurship programs in the country. It was named the National Model Undergraduate Program at the 2013 U.S. Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) conference. Over the course of two years, you will develop a real-life business plan for a new venture and ultimately defend it in front of a panel of business professionals—all with your graduation on the line. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our bachelor’s degree in fashion merchandising prepares you for the exciting, fast-paced world of fashion sales. As a student, you will grasp the theory and practice behind the fashion industry and graduate well-equipped for a rewarding career. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
With a finance degree, you’ll learn how to leverage powerful problem-solving skills in corporate finance, management of financial institutions, security analysis and portfolio management, personal financial planning, and more—all under the guidance of faculty renowned for top-notch teaching in an ambitious student community. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Ball State’s hospitality and food management program is a fun and fast-paced roadmap to upper-level management positions in the hospitality industry. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
A bachelor’s degree in human resources management will equip you to lead employees and co-workers toward common production and quality goals in almost any business, government agency, or civic enterprise. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts
Our major in international business will ground you in the fundamentals of global markets. As a student, you will have many opportunities to follow your business and cultural interests, use your foreign language skills, and study abroad while gaining a rock-solid foundation in marketing, management, finance, economics, information systems, or logistics. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
This program includes hands-on learning in detailed logistics functions, supply-chain decision making, modern techniques of production in organizations, and customer relationship management—all under the direction of our outstanding faculty. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Immerse yourself in the exciting world of marketing. Our undergraduate degree will prepare you for a career in advertising, sales, Internet marketing, marketing communication, product brand management, social media marketing and analytics, and much more. Learn more.
Bachelor of Science
An interdepartmental major between Ball State’s Department of Economics and Department of Mathematical Sciences, our bachelor’s degree in mathematical economics will help you apply your math skills to the world of economics and prepare you for a career as an economic analyst. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our bachelor’s degree in professional selling teaches you the professional selling process, how to build trust, how to engage in persuasive communication, how to use the latest technology to work smarter, and what to expect from a career in sales management—all taught by outstanding faculty with real-world sales expertise. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Looking for career opportunities nationwide and to make yourself attractive to employers before you even graduate? Our bachelor’s degree in residential property management could put you on the path to managing multimillion-dollar apartment communities and other residential properties across the U.S. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Our bachelor’s degree in risk management and insurance prepares you to help both businesses and everyday people plan for the known, unknown, and unknowable. You’ll learn how individuals and businesses manage risk through life and health insurance, personal insurance, commercial insurance, insurance law, and risk management. Learn more.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
It takes a special set of insights and patience to teach high school social studies. The teaching major in social studies gives you the power you need to excite the next generation. Students majoring in social studies teaching may select economics as one of their licensing areas. Learn more.