Business & Management

Walden’s BS in Business Administration program equips you with the key management and business knowledge you need to build a successful and impactful career.

Walden’s BS in Communication program empowers you to build the advanced communication and business skills you need to propel your career forward.

Designed for management and education leaders, our PhD in Management program offers comprehensive support to help you prepare for dissertation success.

Deepen your business knowledge with a program that builds on your existing expertise. Prepare to serve as a global leader and change agent in the corporate, public, or academic sector.

Walden’s online master's in human resource management degree program can help you gain the skills that today’s employers are seeking. Learn more today.

Accredited by ACBSP, our MBA program can prepare you to be an ethical, innovative leader who develops and implements solutions to complex business challenges.

Whether you are just entering the field of human resources or moving into an executive position in HR, earning your graduate certificate in human resource management entirely online can help you reach your professional goals.

Explore issues related to managing day-to-day business operations, including creating productive collaborations, developing talent, and building positive working relationships.

Learn best practices from coursework based on the Project Management Institute’s “A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge,” an industry standard for the profession.

Leverage your prior experience with this certificate program that can prepare you to teach business courses at the college level and improve your research and consulting skills.

Designed for professionals with a doctorate, this program helps you gain additional skills in finance, human resources and organizational behavior, leadership strategy, innovation and organizational design and information systems to enable you to teach at a postsecondary level.

We offer hundreds of for-credit individual courses in education, counseling, business, IT, psychology, and health, among other areas which may be applied to Walden degree programs.

In this concentration, you will explore the concepts of human and organizational functioning while examining issues and challenges inherent with the managerial role.

In this concentration, you can learn how to effectively assess and guide the operation of an organization. The curriculum can help you gain insights into the key financial levers of an organization and, as a result, help management direct the organization to optimize its value to both its employees and other shareholders.

Human resource management plays an essential role in modern business, enabling organizations to be more innovative and competitive in a challenging marketplace. In this concentration, you will explore how a proactive approach to human resources can facilitate success with respect to product development, talent acquisition, quality, and other areas.

The diverse curriculum of this program is ideal for those who want to focus on the areas of business administration that interest you. This program is designed for those who want to develop skills in written and oral communication, quantitative analysis, and computer usage for today’s most sought-after occupations.

With recent sweeping changes to healthcare laws and regulations, the healthcare environment is undergoing a transformational shift. In this concentration, you will examine the various functions, roles, and responsibilities associated with healthcare management.

Today’s business organizations need savvy leaders who can design and implement high return, cost-effective marketing strategies. In this concentration, you can gain the creative decision-making skills needed to manage marketing resources and activities within both a domestic and global context.

Running a small business can be exciting and rewarding if you are prepared for the challenges. Drawing from real-world successes and failures, this concentration can help you acquire management skills to grow your existing small business or face the demands of launching a new one.

In the Information Systems concentration, you can learn how to leverage technology to meet your organization’s strategic goals by evaluating technology options, developing methods for transferring and assimilating new technology, and managing large, complex projects.

Recent changes in financial laws and regulations call for higher standards in bookkeeping and accounting practices. With this intensive concentration, you can gain a solid understanding of accounting principles and financial analysis.

Explore an integrative approach to all aspects of organizations, including people, processes, technology, systems, and management.

Explore the changes in organizational innovation agility and develop leadership strategies informed by design thinking.

Develop a deeper understanding of financial models and theoretical tools as you broaden your expertise in relevant topics such as investor-led investments, mergers and acquisitions, and managing and mitigating financial crises within a global environment.

Apply current theories to conduct research in areas such as the behavioral implications of environments, motivation, and performance on individuals and teams in global environments; strategic human resource management; the role of collaboration and performance of global teams; regulatory and ethical concerns; and labor relations.