Business Administration, B.S.

Bachelor of Science in Business, Washington D.C.

Trinity Washington University’s Business Administration B.S. degree program in Washington DC prepares students for success in today’s complex global business environment. Our curriculum provides a solid understanding of business functional areas while developing the analytical and communication skills essential for implementing effective strategies in competitive environments. Trinity graduates contribute effectively to the achievement of target outcomes in business as well as in government organizations.

The business administration curriculum immerses students in an intellectually challenging field of study that develops the conceptual, analytical, functional, interpersonal, and communication skills that are essential for success in an increasingly complex and global business environment. Students develop the ability to assess and analyze complex situations, determine the relative importance of internal and external variables affecting organizational objectives, make effective and ethical decisions, and confidently implement ensuing strategies. A variety of teaching methods are employed – including case studies, lectures, class discussions, group projects, and experiential exercises – to assist students in developing a comprehensive, holistic understanding of the issues and challenges involved in organizations and their management.

Why Study Business Administration in Washington DC at Trinity

Pursuing a Business Administration degree in Washington DC at Trinity Washington University provides strategic advantages that enhance both your educational experience and career prospects:

Capitol Advantage: Business-Government Interface

Washington DC offers a unique environment where business and government continuously interact. Trinity’s Business Administration students witness firsthand how policy decisions impact business operations through opportunities to attend congressional hearings, regulatory announcements, and economic briefings. This exposure provides insights into government contracting, compliance, and public-private partnerships unavailable elsewhere.

Global Business Perspective

As an international capital, Washington DC hosts multinational corporations, international financial institutions like the World Bank and IMF, and trade organizations representing global business interests. Trinity Business Administration students leverage this international presence through guest lectures, site visits, and case studies featuring DC-based global organizations, developing a sophisticated understanding of international business practices.

Professional Development Ecosystem

The Washington DC metropolitan area boasts one of the nation’s most educated and professionally engaged workforces. Trinity Business Administration students benefit from our extensive alumni network in the region, mentorship opportunities with business leaders, and access to professional development events throughout the capital. Our location facilitates networking with potential employers representing diverse industries.

Applied Learning Opportunities

Trinity’s Business Administration program in Washington DC emphasizes experiential learning through internships with local corporations, federal agencies, and non-profit organizations. Students apply classroom concepts in real-world settings, building professional portfolios before graduation while making valuable industry connections specific to the DC business community.

Economic Diversity

The Washington DC region features a uniquely resilient and diverse economy, blending government, technology, healthcare, education, hospitality, and professional services sectors. Trinity Business Administration graduates enter the workforce with versatile skills applicable across these industries, prepared for career mobility in a changing business landscape.

Local to the D.M.V. for more than 125 years

Trinity has been dedicated to serving learners in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia for over 125 years. At Trinity, your campus is practically next door if you are a resident of the District, Prince George’s County, Maryland, Montgomery County, Maryland, Alexandria Virginia, Arlington County, Virginia, and Fairfax County, Virginia.