Business Administration Degree at Albertus Magnus College

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

The mission of the Department of Business Administration and Management is to build upon the liberal arts focus of the College and to provide the base of knowledge and experiences that will enable our graduates to be business leaders, capable of making sound and ethical business decisions in a continuously changing environment. The Department majors are designed around a common core of courses along with the requirements for each concentration. A student can obtain a double major within the Department. However, only one major is permitted in each of the following areas: Accounting, Business Administration, Business Management, Health Care Management, Sport Management, or Computer Information Systems.

Students who successfully complete the program will:

1. Exhibit basic competencies in interpersonal skills, oral and written communication, leadership, and teamwork appropriate for the business world.
2. Acquire and apply basic knowledge in the student’s chosen field.
3. Integrate the functional components of business into a workable whole.
4. Illustrate the ability to apply critical thinking and reasoning skills and to utilize effective problem solving techniques.
5. Demonstrate an awareness and appreciation for cultural, ethical, and responsible behaviors in a global world.

Why The B.S. In Business Administration At Albertus Magnus College?

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration is offered in our Undergraduate Day Program.

The Undergraduate Day Program is the heart of the College, a semester-based undergraduate experience at our New Haven campus. Assisting students to develop insight into the world and their place in it, Featuring small class sizes, personalized attention from highly qualified faculty who are masters of their disciplines and the craft of teaching.

Where Will Your Degree Take You?

Program Of Study - Business Administration Major

Core Requirements for all Business Administration Majors (21 credits)

*All students pursuing a major in Accounting or Business Administration (with the exception of Computer Information Systems majors) are required to take the following set of core courses as a foundation for requirements in their area of concentration culminating with a capstone course.

Finance Concentration (51 credits, 30 credits + 21 core credits listed above)

General Business Concentration (48 credits, 27 credits in business + 21 core credits listed above)

This concentration is designed specifically for students enrolled in the Teacher Preparation Program who are seeking a secondary level teacher certification with a business endorsement.