Intro To Business

Looking up at five tall black buildings, evoking thoughts of EFSC business degree options.

Interested in studying business? It’s a versatile program choice that leads to a multitude of career options, and there are many different business degree and certificate program options available at EFSC that can start you down that path.

If you’re new to business, one of the many business classes taught at EFSC is GEB 1011 Introduction to Business. This well-rounded course will give you a broad introduction to many different foundational topics related to business activities and operations, which will enable you to decide on a specific career path within the field.

Major topics covered in this three-credit class include the evolution of business organizations, ethics and the social responsibilities of organizations, entrepreneurship, leadership and management theories, marketing, accounting, finance, as well as current issues in business enterprise.

In addition to foundational work, you’ll go more in-depth on some topics as you decide what to make the focus of your studies:

Business Ownership

Get an overview of the different types of companies and explore how to create a structure for your small business.

Management and Employee Empowerment

Learn how to motivate and deal with employees (while ensuring a high retention rate). This skill is essential to entrepreneurs in today’s competitive business world.

Marketing

Develop and implement customer-oriented marketing plans for effective brand building and for creating a loyal customer base.

Managing Financial Resources

Discuss how to manage risk and learn how to understand financial institutions. Financial literacy is a must for any business owner!

To better accommodate student schedules and diverse learning styles, GEB 1011 is frequently offered on different EFSC campuses and in different course delivery formats (face-to-face, online, etc.). Be sure to check the Class Schedule Search to see the latest options that are available.

Register for GEB 1011 (or another EFSC business course) today, and you’ll be taking the first step on the path to a rewarding career in finance, marketing, sales, human resource management, business administration, or another related field. With all these business degree options available at EFSC, what are you waiting for?

Sal Shimy
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