Gain the Tools to Succeed in Business or Start Your Own

Our students take on individual and group projects that tackle real-world business challenges—often in partnership with faculty mentors and informed by industry expectations. Professionals from the public and private sectors regularly visit campus to share insights, discuss emerging trends, and help you build a strong network that supports internships, career exploration, and long-term professional growth.

Management

As a Management major, you will explore how organizations operate and grow—across small businesses, large corporations, international firms, government agencies, and non-profit institutions. You will develop practical, employer-ready skills in leadership, organizational behavior, strategy, and decision-making, while strengthening your ability to interpret business data and propose solutions using modern tools, analytics, and quantitative techniques.

Information Technology

Information Technology majors gain a broad, applied foundation in the technologies that power today’s organizations. You will study systems design, programming, databases, operating systems, networking, cybersecurity, project management, and web and multimedia development—building the technical fluency to plan, implement, secure, and support modern computing environments. Through hands-on projects, you will learn how to translate user needs into effective technology solutions and communicate with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Finance

As a Finance major, you will learn how money moves through markets, organizations, and economies—and how financial decisions shape performance and opportunity. You will build essential skills in financial analysis, corporate finance, investments, and risk management while learning to evaluate financial statements, model scenarios, and make data-driven recommendations. The program emphasizes analytical thinking and practical tools, preparing you for roles in banking, corporate finance, financial planning, investment analysis, and related fields.

Entrepreneurship and Organizational Innovation

Entrepreneurship and Organizational Innovation majors learn how to turn ideas into viable ventures—and how to drive innovation inside existing organizations. You will develop skills in opportunity recognition, design thinking, business model development, customer discovery, and venture planning, while strengthening your ability to lead change and improve processes. Whether you want to launch a startup, grow a family business, or become an innovation leader in a company or non-profit, this program prepares you to create value through creativity, strategy, and execution.

Career Paths

Our graduates pursue a wide range of careers, including applications software developer, web designer/developer, cybersecurity or network professional, business or systems analyst, financial analyst, banker, corporate leader, and entrepreneur—among many other pathways.