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Our courses can help you achieve educational and professional goals, such as:
*A maximum of three courses taken as a Capella non-degree learner can be applied to a subsequent Capella degree program.
BUS1001 - Introduction to Business Fundamentals. In this course, an introduction to the fundamentals of business knowledge and practices, learners examine the primary functions that help businesses operate successfully, develop an understanding of how businesses are organized, and demonstrate competencies in these and other aspects of business including basic business functions, processes, techniques, and organizational methods.
BUS3011 - Fundamentals of Management. In this course, learners acquire and demonstrate fundamental principles of management and their relevance to organizations. Learners analyze how planning, organizing, controlling, and leading influence managerial roles. Learners also integrate current management practices and future trends and determine ways to apply management skills to all businesses and professions. Learners who have received credit for BUS3010 may not take BUS3011.
BUS3012 - Fundamentals of Leadership. This course is an introduction to principles and theories of leadership behavior and their application in business and community settings. Learners develop and demonstrate awareness of the characteristics, styles, and practices necessary for effective leadership. Learners who have received credit for BUS3010 may not take BUS3012.
BUS3022 - Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management. This course is an introduction to modern concepts and practices of efficient supply chain management. Learners build their knowledge of and demonstrate the relevance of supply chain design in support of organizational strategy and explore ways to manage an effective supply chain. Through the use of case studies, learners also analyze existing supply chain systems and recommend improvements.
MBA5008 - Applied Business Analytics. This course introduces learners to business analytics and its role in evidence-based decision making. Learners examine data and analytics techniques that create relevant, actionable, and meaningful information.
MBA5010 - Accounting Methods for Leaders. Learners in this course gain an understanding of how methods of financial and managerial accounting are used to analyze business performance and make evidence-based business decisions. Learners examine tax, ethical, and legal implications of accounting methods.
MBA6012 – Integrated Global Marketing. Learners examine tools, techniques, methods, and emerging marketing thought employed by organizations that market goods, services, and ideas in local and global environments. Topics include fundamental marketing principles, marketing models and practices, marketing information sources and their associated uses, and the integration of marketing with other organizational functions. Learners also explore the link between marketing and business objectives; the environment beyond the firm; and the role of objectives, strategies, and tactics in marketing and demonstrate their competence in understanding and applying marketing concepts.
MBA6026 - The Global Leader: This course addresses the purpose, function, and responsibility of leaders in complex global business environments.
If you plan to take more than three courses, consider pursuing a business undergraduate or graduate certificate. Some can be obtained with just four or five courses. Or keep the momentum going by pursuing your business degree in a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral program.*
Accounting - Undergrad Certificate
Business Administration - Graduate Certificate
Human Resources Management - Graduate Certificate
Your graduate or undergraduate certificate can stand alone to demonstrate your specialized knowledge, but because each certificate program is comprised of master's or bachelor's-level courses, you can apply the credits you earn to a degree program in the same area.*
*A maximum of three courses taken as a Capella non-degree learner can be applied to a subsequent Capella degree program.
Capella is more than a place to learn new skills—it’s where you find the support and tools needed to help you succeed. From sitting for the CPA licensure exam to earning Professional Development Credits—Capella can help you get there.
Capella University is recognized by The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM™) to offer Professional Development Credits (PDCs) for the SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP®. Each course is valid for 40 PDCs for the SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP®. For more information about certification or recertification, please visit www.shrmcertification.org.