IUPUC Campus Bulletin 2016-2017

• Admission
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• Academic Advising
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• Financial Aid & Scholarships
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• General Education Core 30
• Graduation Requirements
• Orientation
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• Registration
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• Student Learning Outcomes

Undergraduate Programs

Student Learning Outcomes

Bachelor of Science in Business

The Division of Business has adopted four program learning outcomes for the Bachelor of Science in Business Degree Program at IUPUC. Upon completion of undergraduate business studies at IUPUC students, achievement of learning outcomes is demonstrated by proficiency in:

1. Communication

• Creates effective visuals as needed.
• Demonstrates appropriate communication mechanics.
• Communicates clearly, expressively and connects to audience.
• Organizes and supports content.
• Works effectively as a member of a team.

2. Critical Thinking

• Clearly frames key issues or problems.
• Interpret relevant information and data.
• Develops feasible solutions.
• Articulates conclusions or recommendations.

3. Integration

• Demonstrates proficiency from a business management perspective across all key business functional areas.
• Integrates knowledge from multiple disciplines to frame business situations.
• Establishes a high level, business management perspective in problem solving.
• Demonstrates awareness of the social and cultural context of the business enterprise.
• Demonstrates proficiency in Microsoft Excel based skills.

4. Professional Development

• Demonstrates effective application of knowledge and skills to internship, research project, or international experience.
• Contributes meaningfully to community or campus organizations.
• Demonstrates proficiency in a professional networking environment.

NOTE: Includes concentrations in Accounting, Finance, Health Services Administration, Management, and Marketing.