Undergraduate Global Pathway (1-Semester) Transfer to Bachelor of Business Administration - Information Systems

Transform businesses and markets through technology, blend core business principles with new and emerging technologies, and gain a global perspective of information technology with a Lubin BBA in Information Systems. With this degree under students belt, they'll get the technical expertise necessary for success in a variety of positions. Students acquire information technology skills that are in high demand with employers. Students will transform businesses and markets through technology.

The Lubin BBA in Information Systems will give students the technical expertise necessary for success in a variety of positions. They will take courses from both the Lubin School of Business and the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems, one of the first comprehensive computing schools in the country. Through this unique interdisciplinary model, students will garner a deeper understanding of business telecommunications, information systems principles, and project management. Coursework includes an abundance of opportunities for hands-on experience with some of the world's most respected corporations and organizations.

The curriculum includes systems and database management lessons that will provide skills to support the strategic goals of an organization, including system development, project management, and cost/benefit analysis. Students also learn essential business management skills in finance, accounting, marketing, business law, organizational development, statistics, and strategy. They will acquire fluency with global data communication as they learn about hardware, basic communications components, configurations, protocols, software, and networks and applications. Core business principles, new and emerging technologies, a global perspective of information technology, and the economic, social, and ethical implications of data communications make Pace's graduates well-prepared for the complex challenges of international business communications.