Business Administration
major, minor
Our program is grounded in ethical and data-driven decision making. Our curriculum is designed to assist new business students successfully navigate through the many facets of the contemporary organization. We try to strike an appropriate balance between theory and practice and to promote ethical decision making across all sub-disciplines in business (e.g. accounting, finance, management, marketing, and operations).
Business Administration students learn to lead with purpose in a world where business and technology are constantly evolving. You will study core business principles while building knowledge and skills in data analytics, artificial intelligence, and other emerging tools. You will experience how these tools guide decision making, improve insight, and transform modern organizations. Our students graduate ready to innovate, adapt, and lead in a technology-accelerated world while emphasizing human judgment, collaboration, and values-driven leadership.
In your first business course, BU 103 Managerial Ethics, you will examine the ethical context in which contemporary managers operate. After an introduction to the functional areas of business, the course outlines the various models of ethical decision making and gives students the opportunity to apply these models to various managerial situations. In our business core courses, students will learn the theories and practices of each of the functional areas through readings, experiential learning opportunities, team projects, critical reflection and networking opportunities. Students can further explore the functional areas of business through one or more electives. All students participate in either a semester long internship or organizational consulting course.
In addition to completing the program coursework, students must also complete one of the College’s minors (students completing a second major satisfy this requirement).
Freeman Foundation International Internship
Saint Michael’s hosts a chapter of the Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society to honor outstanding academic achievement and scholarship by students studying business, management and administration. Sigma Beta Delta has more than 450 chapters in the United States and internationally. The society’s principles include wisdom (Sigma), honor (Beta), and the pursuit of meaningful aspirations (Delta).
Jeanmarie Hall 149B, Box 38
sdoyon@smcvt.edu
802.654.2748
Learning and exciting opportunities await you at Saint Michael’s College.