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College’s business degrees and certificates will prepare you
for a future in the fast-paced world of business. Your studies will
provide a knowledge base that will help you to succeed. You will
learn modern techniques from instructors who have real-world
experience. Career opportunities in business are expanding rapidly. Ivy Tech’s degrees and certificates in business careers will give you a quality education that allows you to seek employment or a promotion in a business-related field. Opportunities to transfer credits to four-year colleges are available through the associate of science degree or through transfer of selected individual courses. Courses are also available to students who are not seeking a degree, but desire specialized post-secondary educations. Phone: [765] 269-5700 Toll Free in Indiana: [800] 669-4882 Email: School of Business An associate of science degree in business administration from Ivy Tech Community College will allow you to transfer to Purdue University, Ball State University, or Indiana State University as a junior year student. For program information see: Business Administration Human Resources Managers provide a link between top management and employees in the areas of employee benefits, company policy, wages, job responsibilities, professional development and training. For program information see: Business Administration; Human Resources Management Global marketing of goods and services requires professionals who are knowledgeable of general business practices and have a global perspective. For program information see: Business Administration; International Business Logistics managers coordinate the delivery of products, services and materials to customers all over the world to ensure an effective and efficient flow of business. For program information see: Business Administration; Logistics Management Every type of business needs managers to supervise and administrate. Because of the variety of businesses that employ managers, there are many opportunities available in all areas of the country For program information see: Business Administration; Management Marketing professionals help businesses market and sell their products or services profitably. For program information see: Business Administration; Marketing Ivy Tech Community College offers a program in Computer Information Systems [CIS] that allows graduates to transfer to Indiana State University, Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis, or University of Southern Indiana to pursue a baccalaureate degree. For program information see: Computer Information Systems Tailor your studies according to your interests in the computing field! Student-directed studies provides an overview of the computer information technology field with courses in A+, Windows network, LINUX, computer security, programming, and analysis. For program information see: Computer Information Systems; CIS Student Directed Studies Concentration Programmers write computer programs or software using programming languages. For program information see: Computer Information Systems; Programming Businesses continue to use the Web as a means to communicate to their customers as well as their employees. Web managers design, implement and maintain Internet sites to help businesses achieve their goals For program information see: Computer Information Systems; Web Management Tailor your studies according to your interests in the computing field! Student-directed studies provides an overview of the computer information technology field with courses in A+, Windows network, LINUX, computer security, programming, and analysis. Y For program information see: Computer Information Technology; CIT Student Directed Studies Concentration As cyber attacks on data and networks increase, businesses will need computer security specialists to plan, coordinate and implement the organization’s information security. For program information see: Computer Information Technology; Computer Security Network specialists design, install, and support an organization’s local area network [LAN], wide area network [WAN], network segment, or Internet system. For program information see: Computer Information Technology; Network Concentration You can be ready to step into a career and continue your education towards a bachelor’s degree with an associate of science degree in General Studies from Ivy Tech Community College. For program information see: General Studies; Business Concentration Software applications specialists have specific training in popular office software programs. They use spreadsheet, word processing, database management, desktop publishing, and graphics computer programs. For program information see: in Office Administration; Software Applications Concentration Office administrators are responsible for a variety of administrative and clerical duties necessary to run an organization efficiently. For program information see: Office Administration; Administrative Concentration Legal office administrators prepare correspondence and legal papers such as summonses, complaints, motions, responses, and subpoenas under the supervision of an attorney or paralegal. For program information see: Office Administration; Legal Concentration Working in a medical office requires specific job skills, such as knowledge of medical terminology and transcription skills. For program information see: Office Administration; Medical Concentration |
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