Business Management Technology Program

Business technology is a program providing a broad foundational study of knowledge required for entry-level positions in business management. It includes an introduction to all the functional areas of business: management, marketing, accounting and finance and a general education core. 

The general business technology program prepares students for entry-level opportunities in business and industry. An Associate's Degree in Business Management Technology can provide you with a foundation in business principles and practices, opening up various entry-level job opportunities in the business world.  While a Bachelor's or higher degree may be required for some advanced positions, there are still many roles you can pursue with an Associate's Degree in Business Management Technology. 

This program offers two main pathways after completion: obtaining your associate degree to pursue a career immediately, or continue at the UC Blue Ash campus for a technical baccalaureate (BTAS program). Some courses will NOT transfer to UC Uptown campus programs.

Here are some common jobs you could consider with an Associate's Degree in Business Management Technology:

• Administrative Assistant: Administrative assistants provide support to ensure the smooth operation of an office or department.  They may handle tasks such as scheduling appointments, managing correspondence, and organizing files. 

• Customer Service Representative: Customer service representatives interact with customers to handle inquiries, resolve complaints, and provide information about products or services. They may work in call centers, retail stores, or online platforms.

• Sales Associate: Sales associates assist customers in finding and purchasing products or services. They may work in retail settings, assisting customers in person or over the phone.

• Office Manager: Office managers oversee administrative tasks within an office or department. They may be responsible for managing office supplies, coordinating schedules, and supervising support staff.

• Retail Manager: Retail managers oversee the daily operations of a retail establishment, including managing staff, monitoring inventory, and ensuring customer satisfaction.

• Bookkeeper: Bookkeepers are responsible for maintaining financial records for businesses. They may handle tasks such as recording transactions, reconciling accounts, and preparing financial reports.

• Human Resources Assistant: Human resources assistants provide support to the HR department by assisting with tasks such as recruiting, onboarding, and maintaining employee records.

• Business Analyst: Some entry-level business analyst positions may be available to individuals with an Associate's Degree. Business analysts help organizations improve processes, products, services, and software through data analysis and research.

Earn your bachelor's degree! In addition to entering the workforce, graduates have the option of continuing their education in the form of a technical bachelor's degree program like the BTAS program. Get the details on the BTAS Program.

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