圣心大學-杰克韋爾奇商學院

Rise to the Top of the Business World

Learn how organizations operate in today’s global business environment. Combine your business savvy with communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills to emerge as a promising business leader.

Earn Your Bachelor of Science in Management

When you study Management at Sacred Heart, you will learn the complexities of the external business environment and how this affects the internal activities of an organization.

Through the program, you will:

Study a range of business disciplines, including accounting, economics, finance, law, marketing, management information systems and operations management

Explore management theory and current business practices

Focus on personal ethical accountability and corporate social responsibility

Learn how to strategically combine the resources available to you to achieve the mission and goals of an organization

Build the specific communication, teamwork, leadership, critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed in managerial roles

Enter a field with unlimited possibility.

Students with a B.S. in Management pursue many different career paths. You can:

Work in managerial and nonmanagerial positions in nonprofit or for-profit industries

Become a human resources, marketing or international business professional

Start a new business or run a family business

Work in operations management

Become a strategic business partner

Prepare for graduate studies in business or other disciplines

Graduates of Sacred Heart’s Management programs have secured jobs with:

The Arena at Harbor Yard

Condé Nast Publications

Estee Lauder

Frito Lay/PepsiCo

GE Capital

JP Morgan Chase

Merrill Lynch

Morgan Stanley

NBC Universal

NBC Peacock Productions

Pepperidge Farm

Sikorsky Aircraft

UBS

Wells Fargo

Fast-track your rise to leadership.

The B.S./MBA program allows students to obtain a B.S. degree and an MBA in five years, instead of the six or more years usually required. As more and more businesses require an MBA for entry-level work, this option gives students a serious advantage in the job market.

Students are required to complete a minimum of 156 credits (120 at undergraduate level and 36 at graduate level). Those who are considering the B.S./MBA program should speak to their academic advisor to ensure proper course planning.