Business Administration Department

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Female business students at entrepreneurship discussion

Take a responsible position within the world of business, equipped with a knowledge of business theories, policies, and procedures.

The curriculum is based in the liberal arts, coupled with professional courses and a variety of practical business experiences, including the opportunity for experimental learning through internships, structured to give the participant an opportunity to apply the theory of the classroom to a specific work experience.

Majors and Concentrations

Accounting

Gain a solid foundation in business while learning financial tools, tax codes and the U.S. laws. 

Management

Gain a foundation in management that prepares you for inevitable challenges across a wide range of businesses.

Marketing

Gain an understanding of a broad marketing functions and practices across a wide range of business settings. 

Entrepreneurship

Gain a creative entrepreneurial mindset and skills to identify opportunities for innovation. 

Information Systems Management

Develop skills in managing software projects, cybersecurity management, using data analytics in decision-making, and the social and ethical impacts of information systems. 

Beyond the Classroom

Clubs and Organizations

From the Accounting Club to Business Society, and many other groups that represent your own personal interests, there's more to Fitchburg State than your education.  
Read more about: Clubs and Organizations

Study Abroad

Go beyond the classroom and study the world through travel. 
Read more about: Study Abroad

Internships

Hands-on experience that prepares you for your career. 
Read more about: Internships

Events and Courses

Check out our Burg Blog for various events as well as a look inside the courses around campus.
Read more about: Events and Courses

Questions? Get in touch!

Please reach out with any questions you might have, either though the contact information below or by contacting the department chair, Michael Greenwood - 978.665.3284.