When you start to look at the degrees you might want to study, it can be really confusing. Business degrees are a perfect example. At first sight, they all have the word “business” in them, and then it’s followed by another word that could also mean business – administration or accounting, or something similar such as marketing or e-Business.
If you are going to study a degree in Business, the assumption is that you will be entrepreneurial in some way – building your own business, or helping to build someone else’s business. A business degree will give you grounding in the basics of business – business finance and accounting, law, economics, business information systems, and marketing, and then if you have selected a degree such as a B Sc in e-Business, you will spend more time on subjects that support this specialty. After you have gained a degree in business, you will look to find a job in the middle management of medium size corporations, or maybe in a large corporation’s management training program.