COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at St. Joseph's University, New York requires students to complete a comprehensive curriculum that integrates liberal arts, core business knowledge, and specialized functional courses. Within the liberal arts component, students study subjects such as Macroeconomics and Microeconomics to understand economic systems, along with Writing for Effective Communication and Communication for Professionals to build strong written and professional communication skills. Mathematical competency is developed through Elementary Functions: Precalculus or College Algebra (if needed), followed by Mathematics for Business and Economics. Students also complete Introduction to Ethics and Introduction to Human Communication, ensuring a foundation in ethical reasoning and interpersonal skillsIn addition to liberal arts, students must complete technical courses such as Computer Applications I and II, which enhance digital literacy and practical computing abilities. The accounting portion includes Fundamentals of Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting, providing essential knowledge of financial reporting and internal decision-making processes. Business Law I and II introduce students to the legal environment of business, while Principles of Finance and Statistics develop financial analysis and data interpretation skills.The management component plays a significant role in the program, including courses such as Process of Management, Organizational Behavior, Human Resources Management, Business in a Global Environment, and the Business Policy Seminar, which integrates learning through strategic decision-making. Marketing is covered through a dedicated course that focuses on consumer behavior, market analysis, and promotional strategies. Overall, this curriculum ensures that students gain a balanced and practical understanding of all major areas of business, preparing them for diverse career opportunities and leadership roles in the global business environment.