Online Bachelor of Science in General Business

Bachelor's Degree program offered by UNT in partnership with Coursera

Total Classes

120

or more

Total Credit Hours

$330

Per Credit Hr
subject to change

01/13

Next Start Date

Pursue foundational business training and develop job skills in a hands-on program from a leading university.

About the B.S.G.B.

Over the course of this program, you’ll prepare for your career by establishing a well-rounded understanding of all key areas of business, including economics, accounting, finance, business analytics, information systems, management, and marketing. You can also discover paid internship opportunities facilitated and supervised by UNT, or you can choose to bring in your own. And, through management and marketing courses, you’ll set yourself up for success in two of the most popular areas of business.

About the G. Brint Ryan College of Business:

The University of North Texas G. Brint Ryan College of Business is the choice of nearly 8,000 students — making it one of the largest business schools in the nation. Since 1961, the college has been continuously accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) — a hallmark of the world’s best business schools. Nationally recognized and cutting-edge degrees, enable students to learn beyond the classroom so they can become leaders in their field.

Course Rotation

The one-year course rotation is a tentative list of class availability per semester and should be used to plan out your semester schedule. Be sure to meet with your academic advisor to confirm that your class selection is progressing you towards graduation.

To stay on track and prepare for advising appointments, be sure to use your Online Degree Audit. Sign up for an advising appointment here.

*Subject to Change: Departments can change the semester in which classes are offered. Be sure to cross-check these courses with the class listings on the myUNT Enrollment tile for the semester in question. You can also check with your academic advisor regarding semester course offerings.

To access course descriptions, please refer to the Undergraduate Catalog.

Download Course Rotation

University Core	Fall 8W1	Fall 8W2	Spring 8W1	Spring 8W2	Summer 8W1	Summer 5W2
Communication: TECM 1700 Introduction to Professional, Science, and Technical Writing	X		X
Communication: TECM 2700 Technical Writing				X
Mathematics: MATH 1180 College Math for Business, Economics and Related Fields	X		X
Mathematics: MATH 1190 Business Calculus				X
Mathematics: DSCI 2710 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets		X			X
Life & Physical Sciences: HMGT 2460 & Lab Introduction to Nutrition Science		X
Life & Physical Sciences: BIOL 1112 & Lab Contemporary Biology					X
American History: HIST 2610 United States History to 1865			X
American History: HIST 2620 United States History Since 1865	X			X
Government/Political Science: PSCI 2305 US Political Behavior and Policy	X
Government/Political Science: PSCI 2306 US and Texas Constitutions and Institutions				X
Creative Arts: MUMH 3200 Music as Politics				X
Creative Arts: MUJS 3400 Understanding and Appreciating Jazz in U.S. and World History and Culture		X
Language, Philosophy, & Culture: ANTH 3110 Indigenous Peoples of North America		X		X
Social & Behavioral Science: MDSE 2750 Consumers in a Global Market		X
Social & Behavioral Science: ECON 1100 Principles of Microeconomics	X		X
Social & Behavioral Science: ECON 1110 Principles of Macroeconomics				X
Component Area A: MKTG 3010 Professional Selling		X
Component Area B: MGMT 3330 Communicating in Business					X
Pre-Business	Fall 8W1	Fall 8W2	Spring 8W1	Spring 8W2	Summer 8W1	Summer 5W2
ECON 1100 Principles of Microeconomics	X		X
ECON 1110 Principles of Macroeconomics				X
BUSI 1200 Professional Development I-Strategies for Business				X
MATH 1180 College Math for Business, Economics and Related Fields	X		X
MATH 1190 Business Calculus				X
ACCT 2010 Accounting Principles I (Financial Accounting)			X
ACCT 2020 Accounting Principles II (Managerial Accounting)				X
BCIS 2610 Introduction to Computers in Business	X		X
DSCI 2710 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets		X			X
Business Foundations	Fall 8W1	Fall 8W2	Spring 8W1	Spring 8W2	Summer 8W1	Summer 5W2
*Students must complete the following courses with a grade of C or higher.
BCIS 3610 Basic Information Systems				X		X
BLAW 3430 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business	X
BUSI 3660 Professional Speaking, Writing, and Presentation in a Global Environment	X
DSCI 3710 Business Statistics with Spreadsheets	X			X
FINA 3770 Finance		X	X
MGMT 3720 Organizational Behavior				X
MKTG 3650 Foundations of Marketing Practice		X
Advanced Level Business Courses	Fall 8W1	Fall 8W2	Spring 8W1	Spring 8W2	Summer 8W1	Summer 5W2
Five classes are required from this section for a total of 15 credit hours. *OPSM 3830, MGMT 4660, and BUSI 4800/4900 are all required. In addition to these 3 courses, select two more from this section.
**OPSM 3830 Operations Management		X		X
**MGMT 4660 International Management Perspectives	X
**BUSI 4800/4900 Internship/Special Problems
MKTG 3010 Professional Selling		X
MGMT 3820 Management Concepts	X
MGMT 3880 Business Ethics and Social Responsibility			X
MKTG 4120 Consumer Behavior			X
MGMT 4470 Leadership		X
MGMT 4860 Organizational Design and Change			X
Electives	Fall 8W1	Fall 8W2	Spring 8W1	Spring 8W2	Summer 8W1	Summer 5W2
IPAC 4130 Data Analytics and Computational Statistics 1	X
IPAC 4230 Data Analytics and Computational Statistics 2		X
IPAC 4240 Principles of Data Structures, Harvesting and Wrangling			X
IPAC 4340 Methods for Discovery and Learning from Data				X
EDEM 3240 Convention and Event Management		X
HMGT 3860 Foundations in Leading Hospitality Organizations & Talent	X
PADM 4050 Negotiation and Dispute Resolution					X
CMHT 4750 Managing a Diverse Workforce				X
JOUR 3270 Media Entrepreneurship and Innovation		X
JOUR 3200 Mass Communication Research				X
JOUR 4270 Strategic Social Media			X
JOUR 4280 Media Management	X
PADM 3100 Workplace Conflict	X
SOCI 1520 Contemporary Social Problems	X
SOCI 3000 Sociology of Marriage and Family		X
SOCI 3700 Sociology of Religion			X
SOCI 4540 Race and Ethnic Minorities				X
CMHT 3950 Creating Consumer Experiences				X

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