Bachelor of Business Administration

The BBA at the University of Houston’s C. T. Bauer College of Business is a flexible and career-focused program that allows students to tailor their degree through a wide range of majors, minors, and experiential learning opportunities. Located in Houston, one of the most dynamic and diverse business hubs in the U.S., Bauer offers students direct access to leading companies, internships, and career networking.

Students can choose from seven majors and further customize their education with 11 minors and multiple business electives. A fully online option is available via UH Extend, offering flexibility for working professionals or remote learners. The curriculum combines rigorous business education with practical experience, preparing graduates for success in a wide variety of industries.

Course overview
Core Curriculum (University Requirements):

• English Communication (6 credits)

• Mathematics (3 credits)

• Life & Physical Sciences (6 credits)

• Language, Philosophy & Culture (3 credits)

• Creative Arts (3 credits)

• American History (6 credits)

• Government/Political Science (6 credits)

• Social & Behavioral Sciences (3 credits)

• Writing in the Disciplines (3 credits)

Pre-Business Core (Lower-Level):

• Financial & Managerial Accounting

• Microeconomics & Macroeconomics

• Business Computing Applications

• Business Statistics

• Professional Communication

Business Core (Upper-Level):

• Principles of Finance

• Principles of Marketing

• Business Law and Ethics

• Organizational Behavior and Management

• Operations Management

• Business Analysis

• Strategic Management (capstone)

Major Coursework (Choose 1 of 7 majors):

• Accounting

• Entrepreneurship

• Finance

• Management & Leadership

• Management Information Systems

• Marketing

• Supply Chain Management

Minors Available (Optional):
Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Risk Management and Insurance, Human Resources, MIS, Marketing, Sales, Supply Chain Management, and more

Electives:
Students can take business and non-business electives to deepen their expertise or explore complementary fields.