Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies

at Berkeley College - Woodland Park Campus USA

Business data science is an in-demand multi-disciplinary career field that combines a range of skills that include analyzing large amounts of data, data mining, and programming skills, along with cutting-edge technologies such as Artificial Intelligence. A wide range of organizations depend on skilled professionals to help make crucial decisions and predictions.

One of the few programs of its kind in the area, the Berkeley College Business Data Science Bachelor's degree program focuses on technologically advanced and rigorous data science and AI curricula with an innovative application-focused business core that includes solid math training. Additional courses deal with ethics, science, creativity, and communication skills for a well-rounded education that can prepare you to enter the field in a range of roles

Artificial Intelligence concentration

• Data Scientist
• Machine Learning Engineer
• Statistician/Mathematician
• Software/Application Developer

Built on the proven tradition of business and professional education at Berkeley College, the Larry L. Luing School of Business® offers the opportunity for advanced study to prepare the leaders of tomorrow. The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree in Management program at Berkeley is anchored in the core values of integrity, stewardship, sustainability, and inclusiveness and designed to help exceptional individuals stand out in the professional world. The M.B.A. degree in Management Program at Berkeley offers five (5) different specializations - known as Concentrations - that earn a transcript notation upon completion of the degree.

Through input from industry advisory boards and a faculty with real-world experience, the Berkeley College General Business program can provide you with the knowledge, motivation, and learning experience to prepare for a variety of careers. Potential career opportunities may include functions such as management, leadership, production, operations, marketing, finance, business analytics, and human resources.

The program and faculty emphasize critical thinking and problem-solving skills. You’ll learn in an environment that simulates global business markets, where you’ll have opportunities to work on projects that are focused on community engagement, as well as the chance to study under the guidance of experts on special topics such data mining, negotiations, business, and society. You’ll gain the necessary skills for the competitive marketplace and also have the option of continuing your education or exploring different roles and industries.

Built on the proven tradition of business and professional education at Berkeley College, the Larry L. Luing School of Business® offers the opportunity for advanced study to prepare the leaders of tomorrow. The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree in Management program at Berkeley is anchored in the core values of integrity, stewardship, sustainability, and inclusiveness and designed to help exceptional individuals stand out in the professional world. The M.B.A. degree in Management Program at Berkeley offers five (5) different specializations - known as Concentrations - that earn a transcript notation upon completion of the degree.

Accounting Concentration

The Accounting Concentration is a set of courses designed to meet the needs of professional accountants. Public accountants provide accounting, tax, and auditing services. They also serve as expert witnesses in litigation and help clients prevent, detect, and investigate financial fraud. The Accounting Concentration includes accounting theory with a focus on professional research to resolve accounting issues, federal taxation concepts and applications, the auditing process in a data-driven environment, and forensic accounting combined with analysis of frauds and detection and investigative tools. In addition, the concentration provides a route for CPA candidates to complete the 150-credit hour requirement for licensure and to improve their performance on the CPA exam. Professional Licensure & Certification - Information about professional licensure and/or certification requirements for this program is available

The need for qualified professionals with the knowledge and skills to address threats to safety spans both the public and private sectors. National security careers are now a part of every industry. Recent events have demonstrated the critical need for those qualified to focus on tasks such as:

• Combating and mitigating the effects of pandemics
• Preventing foreign interference in elections and our democratic process
• Understanding today’s emerging global assets and threats

One of only a few programs of its kind in the area, the Berkeley College Bachelor’s degree program in National Security can prepare you for a range of careers through a curriculum developed with input from a range of security experts based on the current and anticipated needs of various types of organizations. The program covers a broad understanding of homeland security, emergency management, technology, communications, intelligence, critical infrastructure, terrorism, and other important aspects of security.

All of the program’s major courses can be completed in a seven-week format online and/or on site at the New York City, Woodbridge, or Woodland Park campuses.

Built on the proven tradition of business and professional education at Berkeley College, the Larry L. Luing School of Business® offers the opportunity for advanced study to prepare the leaders of tomorrow. The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree in Management program at Berkeley is anchored in the core values of integrity, stewardship, sustainability, and inclusiveness and designed to help exceptional individuals stand out in the professional world. The M.B.A. degree in Management Program at Berkeley offers five (5) different specializations - known as Concentrations - that earn a transcript notation upon completion of the degree.

Human Resources Management Concentration

The Human Resources Management Concentration offers a suite of courses covering subject areas salient to Human Resources Managers. Human Resources Managers maximize the effectiveness of the organization workforce, develop compensation regimes, oversee the recruitment process, and manage many other employee related issues. The Human Resources Management Concentration offers a set of courses covering compensation and benefits and the closely related employee recruitment and selection process. Data Analytics and Workforce Planning processes, and the Analysis of Design of Work are also explored. Students also are put in the role of a consultant using an interactive approach to deliver a strategic plan for Human Resources to contribute to organizational growth and performance improvement.

Every company and organization depends on accounting professionals. Because accounting is such a critical component to their success, companies look for individuals with both the knowledge and the real-world skills to manage their finances. That’s exactly what Berkeley’s Accounting programs focus on.

At Berkeley College, Accounting degree programs are developed with input from Advisory Boards made up of industry experts to prepare students for a range of career opportunities with accounting firms, public and private companies, and many other types of organizations.

Information technology plays a critical and growing role in organizational operations. In the Berkeley College Information Technology Management program, you’ll build on an IT/Business core and develop knowledge and skills in the following three areas:

• Network security
• Database management
• Web design

The program’s unique focus on the management of technology effectively prepares students for successful careers in the dynamic and fast-paced information technology marketplace. You’ll learn how businesses use information technology resources to perform business functions and gain competitive advantage. Unlike programs that focus just on one or the other, this combination of business and technical savvy sets Berkeley graduates apart. You’ll also have the opportunity to take business and/or technology-related classes outside the core curriculum to expand your career possibilities.

Innovation, critical thinking, creativity in decision-making are at the core of the degree programs in Management at Berkeley College. Working in an environment that simulates global business markets, you’ll develop the skills necessary to actively participate in various roles within the management structure of different types of modern organizations. You’ll also have opportunities to work on projects that are focused on community engagement, as well as study under the guidance of experts on special topics such as data mining, negotiations, business, and society.

Built on the proven tradition of business and professional education at Berkeley College, the Larry L. Luing School of Business® offers the opportunity for advanced study to prepare the leaders of tomorrow. The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree in Management program at Berkeley is anchored in the core values of integrity, stewardship, sustainability, and inclusiveness and designed to help exceptional individuals stand out in the professional world. The M.B.A. degree in Management Program at Berkeley offers five (5) different specializations - known as Concentrations - that earn a transcript notation upon completion of the degree.

Financial Management Concentration

The Financial Management Concentration focuses on developing knowledge required for decision making as a Financial Manager. Financial managers analyze business trends, advise senior managers regarding financial issues, create financial statements and reports, organize investment activities, and develop strategies to maximize profits and reach the financial goals of their organization. Financial Managers work in many industries, including banks, manufacturing, service industries, investment firms, and insurance companies. The Financial Management Concentration covers financial institutions structure and operation, the analysis of financial statements, management of financial risk, the corporate treasury and topics such as capital sourcing and valuation.