Business Administration graduates earn a median $41,937 Across 1,597 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →The E-Business option within a B.S. in Business Administration combines management fundamentals with practical technology skills for digital commerce and supply-chain roles. It suits students who want hands-on experience building e-commerce systems, optimizing operational flows, or applying tech tools to business problems.
Students gain practical exposure to tools and platforms used in e-business and operations, including RFID, SAP, Dreamweaver and Android APIs. The E-Business Technology emphasis targets business process mastery—areas such as customer relationship management, order fulfilment and information flow across supply chains. The E-Business Supply Chain Management emphasis focuses on operational improvement through project management, quality control and forecasting, and offers further specialisation opportunities (for example, facilities management or marketing).
The programme page directs prospective students to consult the university course catalog or an academic advisor for the most current course listings and admission details. Specific entry criteria are not listed on the summary page.
Graduates move into roles that bridge business and technology. Typical job titles highlighted by the programme include:
The page also cites a median salary figure for supply chain professionals of $98,750 (Association for Supply Chain Management, 2023), indicating strong compensation potential in supply-chain roles.
The programme summary does not list specific scholarships. Prospective students should explore university-wide financial aid, college or department scholarships, and external funding linked to business, supply chain, or technology study; contact the college or an advisor for targeted scholarship opportunities and application guidance.
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