Faith and Business
The King's College School of Business prepares students for success as they live out their faith in their profession. Our approach differs in two key ways from most undergraduate business programs:

First, we approach business as one of our nation’s (and the world’s) strategic institutions. Business students at The King’s College learn not just the techniques of management, such as accounting and marketing, but also how to understand the social, political, and economic foundations of free markets. This prepares our graduates to become the innovators and leaders of an increasingly globalized economy. We do not seek simply to prepare students for their first job on Wall Street or Madison Avenue. We prepare them for careers in which they can expertly, confidently, and ethically work with colleagues in Zurich, Jakarta, and Cape Town, as easily as their colleagues in Trenton, Denver, and Minneapolis. Business leadership today requires agility to act wisely within the moment, while never losing sight of the long view. By grounding the study of business in history, economics, and politics, we seek to put students on the path to this kind of balanced insight.

Second, The King’s College School of Business teaches students the link between faith and work. Every Christian is called to full time Christian ministry, in that they should view their profession as an extension of their faith. God created man in His own image by giving him the ability to become partners in creation. Man's creative ability was paired with a responsibility to care for and rule creation by engaging in a co-creative process with God. As a part of the King's College School of Business, students learn how to fulfill this mandate in business through management, marketing, finance and entrepreneurship.

Students in the program are encouraged to solidify this knowledge by taking advantage of internship opportunities. As Business students engage in their classes and take advantage of extracurricular and professional opportunities offered by The King's College School of Business, our students will learn how to identify risks and opportunities, optimize performance with limited resources, and to manage and inspire human talent.

As King's helps students learn to integrate their faith and work, the School of Business will be partnering with the Christian Fellowship at Yale's graduate School of Management to host the 2012 Believers in Business conference.

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