How does the Business Management degree differ from other business degrees?

Three things.

Half of the Business Management program is made up of the politics, philosophy, and economics core curriculum. This is an unusually extensive liberal arts foundation for a business program. Undergraduate business degree programs typically require many more vocational courses at the expense of the liberal arts. We take the long view: long-term success in business requires more than technical expertise. It requires breadth of knowledge, the capacity to understand political, social, and economic contexts of commerce, and moral insight.

The Business Management program incorporates the King’s English. Students are taught how to communicate effectively in many situations, from networking to board presentations.

Location, location, location. New York City is central for every business field, from finance on Wall Street to advertising on Madison Avenue.

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