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Business Administration

Make it your business

The Business Administration major provides students with a general understanding of business and economics with concentrations available in Accounting, Finance, International Business, Management, and Marketing. The program provides students with a business education that will prepare them to model competence and Christian character in areas such as business, church administration, education, government, industry, and non-profits.

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Experience Christ-centered business

General Education Core Requirement for Bachelor of Arts/Science

Information taken from the 2023-2024 Academic Catalog. Please refer to the most recent catalog for further information, found here.

Written and Oral Communication

  • ENG 1010 – Composition I (3 credit hrs.)
  • ENG 1020 – Compostion II (3 credit hrs.)
  • COM 2010 – Oral Communication (3 credit hrs.)

Cultural and Historal Perspectives

Choose from two (2) of the four (4) disciplines:

  • Fine Arts (FAS 2005, 2006, or 2043)
  • Literature
  • Biblical Literature, Theology, or BST 2000 – Beginning Bibilical Interpretation
  • Any History (HIS) Course

Mathematics and Science

  • Choose nine (9) credit hours, comprised of at least one (1) natural science course and at least one (1) mathematics course at MAT 1030 or above.

Social Sciences

Choose six (6) credits from:

  • COM 2020 – Media Literacy (3 credit hrs.)
  • ECO 2001 – Principles of Economics: Macro (3 credit hrs.)
  • ECO 2012 – Contemporary Economics (3 credit hrs.)
  • EDU/PSY 2010 – Life-Span Development (3 credit hrs.)
  • GEO 2013 – World Geography (3 credit hrs.)
  • POS 2010 – American Government and Politics (3 credit hrs.)
  • PSY 2000 – Introduction to Psychology (3 credit hrs.)
  • SOC 2000 – Introduction to Sociology (3 credit hrs.)
  • SWK 2050 – Human Behavior and the Social Enviornment (3 credit hrs.)
  • SWK 2053 – Social Problems (3 credit hrs.)
  • UNV 2100 – Strategy and Critical Thinking (3 credit hrs.)

Biblical Studies

Required for freshman and transfer students with fewer than 60 credit hours:

  • BST 1010 – Christian Life: Faith and Practice (3 credit hrs.)
  • BST 2020 – Understanding the New Testament (3 credit hrs.)
  • BST 3005 – Understanding the Old Testament (3 credit hrs.)

Required for trasnfer students with 60 or more credit hours:

  • BST 2020 – Understanding the New Testament (3 credit hrs.)

Personal Development and Worldview

  • BST 4095 – Senior Seminar to Theology and Vocation (3 credit hrs.)
  • UNV 1100 – Introduction to the Christian Liberal Arts University (1 credit hr.)
Business Administration Core

Business Administration Core

  • ACC 2051 – Principles of Financial Accounting (3 credit hrs.)
  • ACC 2052 – Principles of Managerial Accounting (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 2000 – Introduction to Business (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3006 – Principles of Management (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3010 – Marketing (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3025 – Managerial Communication (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3061 – Business Law I (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3090 – Business Statistics (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3160 – Managerial Finace I (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4095 – Seminar in Organizational Strategy and Policy (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4450 – Leadership in Business (3 credit hrs.)
  • ECO 2001 – Principles of Economics: Macro (3 credit hrs.)
  • ECO 2002 – Prinicples of Econimics: Micro (3 credit hrs.)
Concentration in Accounting

In addition to the Business Administration Core, the following courses are required:

  • ACC 3000 – Accounting Information Systems (3 credit hrs.)
  • ACC 3073 – Individual Income Tax (3 credit hrs.)
  • ACC 3074 – Corporate Income Tax (3 credit hrs.)
  • ACC 3083 – Modern Cost Accounting (3 credit hrs.)
  • ACC 3150 – Intermediate Accounting I (3 credit hrs.)
  • ACC 3250 – Intermediate Accounting II (3 credit hrs.)
  • ACC 4022 – Auditing (3 credit hrs.)
Concentration in Finance

In addition to the Business Administration Core, the following courses are required:

  • BUS 2015 – Personal Finance (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3150 – Management Science (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3260 – Managerial Finance II (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4160 – Multinational Finance (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4260 – Money and Capital Markets (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4460 – Investments (3 credit hrs.)
  • ACC 3073 – Individual Income Tax (3 credit hrs.)
Concentration in International Business

In addition to the Business Administration Core, the following courses are required:

  • BUS 3001 – Managing in a Global Environment (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3002 – International Business (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4160 – Multinational Finance (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4161 – International Competitive Strategies (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4380 – Global marketing (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4381 – International Business Project/Travel (3 credit hrs.)
Concentration in Management

In addition to the Business Administration Core, the following courses are required:

  • BUS 3001 – Manging in a Global Environment (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3020 – Operations Management (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3070 – Entrepreneurship and Small Business Mgt. (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3150 – Management Science (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4030 – Human Resources Management (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4310 – Negotiation and Conflict Management (3 credit hrs.)
Concentration in Marketing

In addition to the Business Administration Core, the following courses are required:

  • BUS 3050 – Promotion Strategy (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3240 – Marketing in a Virtual Environment (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 3410 – Professional Selling (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4350 – Marketing Research (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4380 – Global Marketing (3 credit hrs.)
  • BUS 4550 – Consumer Behavior (3 credit hrs.)

Our Faculty

Jeannie Britzmann

Jeannie Britzmann

Assistant Professor of Accounting

Over the last 25+ years, Ms. Britzmann has taught students from all stages of life: from the graduate level, at the University of Washington Masters of Science in Taxation, to high school level Mathematics.
In her spare time, she enjoys almost any outside sporting activity. Her favorite indoor activity is basketball.
Dr. Lawrence Clark

Dr. Lawrence Clark

Professor of Economics & Finance

Dr. Clark teaches economics and statistics to undergraduate and graduate students. He is a court certified economic expert and has authored over 100 articles and reports.

He holds a doctorate from Kansas State University and did his post-doctoral research at the Northwest College and University Association for Science.

Ken Hensley

Ken Hensley

Assistant Professor Of Management

Mr. Hensley comes to Warner with over 30 years of vocational ministry experience as a Senior Pastor and church planter. He has two masters degrees from Western Governors University, most recently earning his MBA in 2021.

In addition to local church work, he was part of the early launch team at Christianity.com and later led the ecommerce efforts for a $450 million swimming pool construction company. He loves black coffee and baseball.

 

Dr. Verna Omanwa

Dr. Verna Omanwa

Chair, Associate Professor of Business & Finance

Originally from Kenya, Dr. Omanwa earned her Doctor of Business Administration from Argosy University. Dr. Omanwa is a published author in various cross-cultural journals.

Her hobbies include anything outdoors and traveling. Her favorite scripture is from Proverbs 3:5.

Dr. Marietta Poshi

Dr. Marietta Poshi

Assistant Professor of Accounting & Marketing

Dr. Poshi has received a Doctorate in Business Administration & Marketing from Northcentral University, a Masters in Accountancy from Keiser University, and an MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management in Business and Marketing.

She is also a researcher, best selling author, and book reviewer. Her hobbies include travelling, cooking, painting and photography, but what she loves most is her family.

But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.

1 Peter 2:9

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About Warner University

Warner University is a distinctly Christian university that strives to make a Christian liberal arts education accesible to all. We are committed to guiding individuals toward Christ-like character and intellectual maturity while equipping them to serve. We are located in beautiful Lake Wales, Florida, which is nearly the exact center of the Florida peninsula. We are just a short drive away from rapidly growing cities such as Lakeland and Winter Haven. At Warner we offer a variety of in-person and online degree plans. Choose Warner and answer God’s call, receiving an education that helps you pursue your dreams and grow closer to Christ.