Career Explorer

Business

Overview

The mission of the Business Department is to enable graduates to meet the challenges of the dynamic and complex business environment. Our quality-focused, market-driven, and rigorous program curricula will establish and enhance core business knowledge and the ability to anticipate and react to societal changes, as well as provide students with technological proficiency, the ability to make ethical decisions, and the communication skills that embody the professional acumen graduates need to make positive contributions to their chosen fields.

Accountant

Accounting can help organizations expand in times of growth and remain viable in times of economic uncertainty. When you study accounting at Baker College, you learn from professionals in the field, who help you to gain an in-depth understanding of accounting practices and develop the skills you need to record, present, and analyze financial data. Continue»
Administrative Assistant/Secretary

As a Secretary, you perform a wide variety of duties that help teams, departments, or units run efficiently. In today’s technology-driven offices, your job is likely to involve a wide range of responsibilities, such as performing clerical tasks, managing databases, or creating presentations, reports, and spreadsheets. Continue»
Bookkeeper

If you have a mind for detail, value accuracy, and enjoy the task of computerized record keeping, bookkeeping might be the job for you. Bookkeepers record all financial transactions, review the data, produce financial statements, and prepare reports and summaries for supervisors and managers. Continue»
General Manager/Administrator

As a General Manager, you plan, direct, or coordinate operations in an organization or corporation. Your work is diverse and general in nature and includes developing policies, managing daily operations, and planning the use of materials and human resources. Continue»
Graphic Designer

It’s the Graphic Designer’s job to find the most effective way to communicate a company’s message in print, electronic, and film media using techniques that include layout, color, typography, illustration, photography, and animation. You also need to understand basic business concepts so that you can address client needs, which is always the first step in producing successful graphic communications. Continue»
Human Resource Manager

As a Human Resource Manager, you have the satisfaction of knowing that your career is dedicated to helping other people succeed in their careers. You provide training and development opportunities to help employees improve their skills and use skills more effectively. Continue»
Marketing Manager

Marketing is a broad field providing a link between an organization that sells goods and/or services and its customers. Marketing includes research, strategic planning, product development, sales, advertising, and communications. Working in marketing today requires a high degree of creativity with strong communication and computer skills. Continue»
Mgt./Administrator

As a Manager or Administrator, you coordinate and direct support services that enable organizations to operate efficiently. You might oversee clerical services, payroll, conference planning, travel, information processing, distribution, printing and mailing, or building services. It’s work that requires you to think analytically, be decisive and flexible, and have good communication skills. Continue»
Paralegal

As a Paralegal, you work under the directory of a lawyer, performing a variety of tasks, such as drafting legal documents and interacting with clients, as well as helping lawyers prepare for closings, hearings, trials, and corporate meetings. Continue»
Receptionist

Because the Receptionist is an organization’s front line representative, excellent interpersonal skills are essential. You greet clients and customers, answer questions, and provide information about the firm you work for. For many customers, clients, and visitors, the first impression you give is the impression that stays with them. Continue»