Bachelor of Science - Business Management

Manhattanville College’s business management degree programs are designed to meet the needs of businesses in the 21st century. The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business Management degrees build in-demand skills and knowledge in data and technology, environmental issues, and integrated business strategy. With both a broad understanding of core business management methods and specialization in an area of the field, business management majors at Manhattanville become flexible and prepared to tackle the challenges and realize the rewards of tomorrow’s industry.

As a business management major, students will understand the economy, the analytical tools of the economist, and how to be an effective business decision-maker. They’ll also gain real-world experience through internships. With the hub of New York City and the corporate headquarters of MasterCard Worldwide and PepsiCo nearby, Manhattanville’s business management majors benefit from exceptional opportunities to work for top companies during and after their degree.

Mville's two degrees, the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business Management, teach students how to accomplish the goals of various types of businesses on a national and global scale.

Manhattanville’s business management programs are excellent preparation for careers in business and the nonprofit sector and provide an attractive background for graduate programs in business or other professional studies.

The business management curriculum focuses on a foundation of essential concepts and principles, incorporates hands-on projects and internship opportunities, and allows students to pursue a specific concentration that fits their career goals.

Students can specialize their business management major with a concentration in:

• Accounting
• Finance
• Human Resource Management
• International Management
• Marketing

Management is a career pathway that often overlaps with or oversees various aspects of a business. If students are interested in conducting business internationally or demonstrating expertise in a specific area, selecting a concentration can demonstrate experience to future employers.

Demonstrating these skills with a bachelor’s in business management may open doors to career opportunities managing and overseeing operations of businesses in roles such as:

• Financial Manager
• Sales Manager
• Training and Development Manager
• Advertising, Promotions, and Marketing Manager
• Public Relations or Fundraising Manager