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Gain Comprehensive & Hands-on Knowledge
Business Management students graduate with working knowledge in both management and technology. Our balanced business classes include accounting, finance, marketing, operations, organizational behavior, economics, business law and more.
In addition to gaining a foundational background in all areas of management, students also acquire the analytic and managerial skills necessary to administer organizational resources.
As the only undergraduate program of its kind in Massachusetts, and one of only a few in the nation, this program offers an innovative curriculum that prepares students to manage technology development and implementation.
Specialize by Adding a Minor
Students looking for additional ways to stand out in the workforce can enhance their degree with one of three elective focuses: Project Management, Cybersecurity, or Entrepreneurship.
Benefit from Wentworth’s Established Reputation
Employers know what to expect from Wentworth’s business graduates. Our students are industrious, creative, and reliable contributors with the fundamental knowledge to hit the ground running on day one.
Our acclaimed co-op program works in combination with team-learning focused curriculum to merge the practical with the academic. Our graduates are known for innovation and success within the business world, making Wentworth co-ops and graduates highly sought out by national employers.
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The Bachelor of Science in Business Management program is a four-year program, which starts in the fall semester of the student’s first year and is planned to end in the summer semester of the student’s fourth year. A study of financial analysis, marketing principles, operations management, manufacturing, strategic management, economics, organizational behavior, information systems, and the legal aspects of business are introduced in this program. In addition, Business Management students have the opportunity to select a four-course concentration in either Project Management, Entrepreneurship, or Cybersecurity Management.
View the Course Catalog below for information about program requirements. For an overview of the year-by-year experience in the Bachelor of Science in Business Management program, see "What You'll Learn" below.
Total credits for degree: 131-135
This is a four-year program, which starts in the fall semester of the student’s first year and is planned to end in the summer semester of the student’s fourth year.
Additionally, students in this major complete four courses in either Project Management, Entrepreneurship, or Cybersecurity Management as part of the degree requirements.
Plan of Study Grid Freshman Year Fall Semester Credits MGMT1000 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT 4 MGMT1025 COMPUTER BUSINESS APPLICATIONS 4 MATH1040 APPLIED MATHEMATICS FOR BUSINESS 4 English Sequence 4 Credits 16 Spring Semester MGMT1500 DECISION ANALYSIS FOR BUSINESS 4 MGMT2750 INTEGRATIVE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 4 Science Elective 4 English Sequence 4 Credits 16 Sophomore Year Fall Semester MGMT2000 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 MGMT2100 MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATIONS 4 MGMT2200 RESEARCH METHODS IN BUSINESS 4 HSS Elective 4 Credits 16 Spring Semester MGMT2525 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, DESIGN, AND IMPLEMENTATION 4 MGMT2850 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING 4 MGMT3250 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 4 MGMT Elective Concentration Course I 3-4 HSS Elective 4 Credits 19-20 Summer Semester COOP3000 PRE CO-OP WORK TERM (OPTIONAL) 0 Credits 0 Junior Year Fall Semester MGMT3000 MANAGING & LEADING ORGANIZATIONS 4 MGMT3650 BUSINESS LAW 4 MGMT Elective Concentration Course II 3-4 HSS Elective 4 Credits 15-16 Spring Semester COOP3500 COOP EDUCATION 1 0 Credits 0 Summer Semester MGMT3500 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 4 MGMT3700 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT 4 MGMT3900 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 4 MGMT Elective Concentration Course III 3-4 HSS Elective 4 Credits 19-20 Senior Year Fall Semester COOP4500 COOP EDUCATION 2 Credits 0 Spring Semester MGMT4250 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT 4 MGMT4400 BUSINESS NEGOTIATION 4 MGMT Elective Concentration Course IV 3-4 HSS Elective 4 Credits 15-16 Summer Semester MGMT3225 GLOBAL BUSINESS 4 MGMT5500 SENIOR PROJECT 4 MGMT Elective 3 HSS Elective 4 Credits 15 Total Credits 131-135 ENGL/HSS Note
Students are required to complete:
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At least one course in Humanities: CSAS, HSSI, HIST, HUMN, LITR and PHIL
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At least one course in the Social Sciences; CSAS, HSSI, COMM, ECON, ENVM, POLS, PSYC, and SOCL
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The remaining course from either the Humanities or Social Sciences category.
Students with a three English course sequence may use the third English course to satisfy a Humanities requirement.
A minimum of 28 credits total, including English, humanities, and social science credit, is required to complete the humanities and social sciences graduation requirement.
Project Management, Entrepreneurship, Cybersecurity Management, Finance or Supply Chain Concentrations (Required)
Project Management Concentration Courses
Complete the following courses:
Course List Course Title Credits MGMT2550 APPLIED PROJECT MANAGEMENT 4 MGMT3070 TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION PROJECTS 4 MGMT3560 GROUP PROCESSES & TEAM BUILDING 4 MGMT3160 PROJECT RISK 4 Total Credits 16 Entrepreneurship Concentration Courses
Complete the following courses:
Course List Course Title Credits MGMT3550 ENTREPRENEURIAL FINANCE 4 MGMT3575 ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET 4 MGMT4225 ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADERSHIP 4 MGMT3080 MARKETING FOR ENTREPRENEURS 4 Total Credits 16 Cybersecurity Management Concentration Courses
Complete the following courses:
Course List Course Title Credits COMP2500 SECURITY PRINCIPLES 4 or COMP1500 FOUNDATIONS OF INFORMATION SECURITY MGMT2560 CYBERSECURITY LAW & POLICY 3 MGMT2650 CYBERSECURITY PLANS 3 MGMT2800 CYBERSECURITY MANAGEMENT 4 Total Credits 14 Finance Concentration Courses
Complete the following courses:
Course List Course Title Credits MGMT2150 CORPORATE FINANCE 4 MGMT2350 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS 4 MGMT3550 ENTREPRENEURIAL FINANCE 4 MGMT4200 INVESTMENTS 4 Total Credits 16 Supply Chain Concentration Courses
Complete the following courses:
Course List Course Title Credits MGMT2175 INTRODUCTION TO SUPPLY CHAINS 4 MGMT3150 INTRODUCTION TO ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING 4 MGMT3165 INTRODUCTION TO LEAN SIX SIGMA 4 MGMT4275 SUPPLY CHAIN LOGISTICS AND PLANNING 4 Total Credits 16 -
Testimonials
Hollis Greenberg
Watching students make the connection between academic topics and the real-world is exciting. Our students take both Business Management and Computing courses. They're exposed to a breadth of disciplines and graduate with a unique ability to apply technology to solve business problems.
Parnia Alipour
"Being in small classes gives me the opportunity to have that 1:1 with my professors. Therefore, I am not just a number for them, and they get to know me. Being in the heart of Boston in my early 20s is also a great opportunity to network, explore and build my career."
What You'll Learn
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Year 1
You’ll establish a foundation for your Business Management program by taking introductory courses in management, applied mathematics, decision analysis for business, and financial accounting, which will instill core management concepts that you’ll use throughout the program.
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Year 2
Second-year business management students expand their knowledge with courses like Management Communications, where you'll learn how to conduct a meeting, do an effective oral presentation, write technical descriptions, instructions, and reports, and effectively present information to their clients. Students will also begin electives in their Project Management, Entrepreneurship, or Cybersecurity Management concentration.
An optional pre co-op work term is available to students during the summer semester.
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Year 3
In the fall and summer semesters of your third year, you’ll take courses like Managing & Leading Organizations, which examines the human aspects of management, and is concerned with the ways in which the interactions of members of the management hierarchy contribute to the achievement of organizational goals. In Operations Management, you’ll learn about planning and control methods for industrial and production processes.
In the spring, you’ll begin the first of two required co-ops.
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Year 4
In the fall, you’ll go on your second required co-op to gain more hands-on industry experience.
The remainder of your program includes Strategic Management and Business Negotiation Principles, which will help bolster your business acumen. You’ll also finish your program with your senior capstone project.