Advance your career without interrupting it.
Walden University offers business management degrees for dedicated professionals like you, who require more from a degree program: more options, more flexibility, more for your money.
- More options. Choose from several specializations at the bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree level. If you don’t see the specialization you want, talk to your enrollment advisor about customizing your own specialization.
- More flexibility. With our online flexibility, you can study anytime, anywhere. Whether you’re at work, home, vacation, or on a business trip, you can take your Walden courses with you.
- More for your money. Take advantage of Walden scholarships and financial aid options to get the best ROI possible.
Perhaps most importantly, Walden’s business management degrees incorporate social impact management concepts. This means you will gain the knowledge and insights critical to success in contemporary business management where public pressure for corporations to address pressing social and environmental concerns is increasingly apparent. Walden uniquely prepares you to face those challenges.
Earn your degree on your terms. Call 1-800-775-0980 or complete the information request form to get started.
Browse available business and management programs by degree level:
Doctoral
Ph.D. in Applied Management and Decision Sciences
Specializations
- General
- Accounting
- Engineering Management
- Finance
- Information Systems Management
- Knowledge Management
- Leadership and Organizational Change
- Learning Management
- Operations Research
- Self-Designed
Doctor of Business Administration (D.B.A.)
Specializations
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Global Supply Chain Management
- Information Systems Management
- International Business
- Leadership
- Marketing
- Social Impact Management
- Technology Entrepreneurship
- Self-Designed
Master’s
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Specializations
- General
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Healthcare Management
- Healthcare System Improvement
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Leadership
- Marketing
- Project Management
- Risk Management
- Sustainable Futures
- Technology
Master of Information Systems Management (M.I.S.M.)
Specializations
- General
- Business Information Management
- Enterprise Information Security
- IT Strategy and Governance
- Managing Global Software and Service Supply Chains
M.S. in Leadership
Specializations
- General Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Human Resources Leadership
- Innovation and Technology
- Leader Development
- Project Management
- Sustainable Futures
- Self-Designed
M.S. in Project Management
Help advance your career in one of the nation’s fastest growing industries. The M.S. in Project Management allows you to learn the management and technical skills required to lead a range of projects and help your organization achieve its strategic goals. Explore ways to communicate effectively with stakeholders and to control project risks as you successfully develop and deploy initiatives for your organization. The program is designed to align with the standards of the Project Management Institute (PMI), and course content will help prepare you for PMI’s Project Management Professional (PMP) credential exam.†
Specialization
- General
†Eligibility for the PMP Credential requires individuals to first attain specific educational and project management experience, including 35 contact hours of project management education and a minimum of three years, or 36 months, of project management experience, during which at least 4,500 hours were spent leading and directing project tasks. The final step for earning the PMP Credential is passing the PMP exam. For more information, visit the Project Management Institute (PMI) Web site at www.pmi.org.
Bachelor’s
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Concentrations
- General Program
- Finance
- Human Resource Management
- Information Systems
- International Business
- Management
- Marketing
- Public Relations
- International Business
Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems
Concentrations
- Healthcare Informatics
- Human Computer Interaction
- Information Systems Management
- Information Systems Security
- New Media Communication Technologies
- Online Work and Communities
- Self-Designed
B.S. in Communication
Concentrations
- Marketing Communication
- New Media
- Online Work & Communities
- Organizational Communication
- Public Relations
- Self-Designed
B.S. in Accounting*
Concentration
- General
*Most states require individuals to complete 150 semester hours in certain subject areas in order to be eligible to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam and/or obtain a CPA license. Walden’s B.S. in Accounting can help graduates progress toward meeting those requirements by offering 120 credit hours that include upper level courses in topics such as financial accounting, auditing, taxation, and management accounting. For information on the educational requirements for your state, refer to the state’s Board of Accountancy or related agency.
Walden University can make no representation, warranty, guarantee, or commitment that successful completion of a Walden program, or coursework for credit within a program, will make a graduate eligible to sit for a licensure exam or to obtain state licensure.
B.S. in Information Technology
Concentrations
- Application Development, Testing, and Quality Assurance
- Database Administration and Data Center Operations
- Networking and Operations
- Security and Forensics
- Self-Designed