Business Degree Programs

With a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Business Management or Technical Management, you can prepare for a number of career fields, such as human resources, project management, sales, marketing and more. A Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting can help you pursue a future in the corporate, private, government or nonprofit sectors as a financial manager, purchasing agent, or credit analyst, to name a few potential job titles.

The courses within our hybrid and online business programs encompass a broad range of topics related to business administration, economics, management practices, business intelligence and more. Your particular coursework will depend on the field of study you choose as well as any degree specialization you pursue. Coursework can also be influenced by whether you are pursuing an Associate in Business or a Bachelor’s in Business, with the bachelor’s containing more course options and more intensive coursework at the higher levels. Examples of core learning areas can range from business analytics and consumer behavior, to technologies used in the workplace and beyond.

We believe you deserve credit for coursework you’ve already completed. At DeVry, we can help you apply qualifying credits—up to 80 credit hours—toward your business degree program. By maximizing qualifying transfer credits, we can help make it faster and more affordable to complete your bachelor's degree at DeVry.

At DeVry, you’ll experience real-world immersive learning. Because technology is driving modern business, we’ve infused technology into our business management class curriculum, so you’ll prepare to solve problems and help move organizations forward. Additionally, thanks to our hands-on learning, you’ll have the opportunity to apply those learnings and make an immediate impact.

The biggest challenge in earning a business degree online is the same as earning an on-campus business degree: juggling work, online classes, family and life. For many, pursuing an online business degree helps alleviate some of those challenges by providing more flexible scheduling options.

Yes, our undergraduate business degrees (Business Administration, Business Management, or Technical Management) do include business management classes, preparing you to manage a number of aspects in the business world. 

DeVry has a wide array of course offerings for those interested in business, economics, marketing, project management and more. For a list of courses by subject or degree level, visit our business and management courses page.

An online business degree is worth it if you want to expand the career opportunities you may consider within the field of business. These versatile degrees can be applied to several industries. Earning a business degree online also enables you to take advantage of flexible scheduling that fits your lifestyle.

There are no academic prerequisites for applying for an online business degree program at DeVry, but having a high school diploma or equivalent, such as a GED, is an admissions requirement. Higher-level degrees such as a master's may require additional academic prerequisites, which may include a bachelor's degree in a related field.

The total tuition cost of an online business degree program at DeVry varies depending on the degree you are pursuing, the number of qualifying credit hours, if any, you may be able to transfer in and what scholarships you may qualify for. For a more detailed breakdown of tuition costs, visit our tuition and financial aid page to see if you qualify for financial aid for your business degree program.