- Oregon State University Extended Campus offers an economics B.A./B.S. degree program. Economics will broaden the mind, creating a more rigorous and logical thinker. The student will gain a greater understanding and appreciation concerning influences relating to human behavior and how this behavior influences markets and the economy. All coursework can be accessed via the web, streaming video, interactive media and DVD. Degree programs can be supplemented with any OSU online minor program.
- Linfield College offers an online international business B.A/B.S. degree program. International business challenges the student as well as prepares the individual for the complexities in the global business world. Graduates will find opportunities in all sectors of life.
The Linfield international business degree equips the student with a solid basic education in business, accounting, management and international business. Linfield was founded in 1858 and is one of the oldest colleges in the northwest. Linfield is fully accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities as an independent nonprofit institution. - The University of Oregon, founded in 1876, is the state's leading institution. UO offers online courses such as a master of science degree in applied information management (AIM). AIM takes an applied multidisciplinary approach by using four key perspective components. These four components are information management, business management, information design and applied research. AIM offers a simple application process with no entrance exams. Applicants are accepted based on professional experience and potential for academic success instead of previous degrees and graduate entrance exam scores.
- The Oregon Institute of Technology offers an operations management (OM) B.S. online program. The program prepares students in the fields of production planning, inventory control, industrial engineering, production supervision and quality control. Graduates of the OM program will typically become employed in manufacturing, manufacturing engineering, industrial engineering, production control, finance or quality assurance. The OM degree has a significant number of elective credits, so the student and the student's adviser are easily able to design a program that meets the individual's personal and professional goals.
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