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See the degree grade →A vocationally focused undergraduate degree that combines business fundamentals with applied technology topics. It suits students who want managerial and entrepreneurial roles that bridge IT and business — for example tech-product managers, consultants, or founders of tech ventures.
The programme covers business fundamentals plus technology-focused topics and electives. Example credit-bearing courses offered through the UCLA Extension collaboration include BC 109-0 Stats & Data Analytics (with UCLA COMSCI X 450 Data Science Fundamentals), BC 101-0 Intermediate Marketing Management (with UCLA MGMT X 460 Digital Marketing), and BC 103-0 Management Tools & Technologies (with UCLA MGMT X 457 Fundamentals of Blockchain Technology). Other named subjects in the programme portfolio include SU 500-0 Special Topics in Sustainability, SU 310-0 Socio-Ecological Entrepreneurship and TM 521-0 Management of Artificial Intelligence.
The course page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the college’s admissions office or website for programme-entry exams, academic prerequisites and application procedures.
Graduates are prepared for roles that combine business and technology. The programme cites career pathways such as technology management, IT consulting, product management and technology entrepreneurship. Specific job titles referenced include Chief Technology Officer, Business Analyst, Product Manager, Project Manager, Technology Consultant, Enterprise Architect, Systems Analyst, Technology Sales and roles in marketing, operations and information security.
The programme highlights industry partnerships and credentialing options (UCLA Extension courses and Microsoft Future-Ready tracks) that can boost employability and provide extra certifications while studying. For details on scholarships, financial aid or tuition support, applicants should review the institution’s published financial-aid resources or contact the college directly.
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