What courses will you take?

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Our Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program is designed to give you the ability to complete two areas of concentration within the degree requirements. 

Concentrations include:

In the first two years, you will take courses in the liberal arts, mathematics, sciences as well as professional skills courses including accounting, economics, and statistics. In the junior and senior years, you will complete courses in at least one concentration. Visit the Academic Catalog to review all Business courses.

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Other Program Options

Why study business administration at UMass Lowell?

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Student Leadership Organizations

Put your learning into practice by joining our student leadership organizations, including:

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Co-op Placements

Gain career-ready skills and build a professional network through our robust internship and professional co-op program. Employers who have provided co-op positions include:

  • DCU
  • Dell EMC
  • John Hancock
  • iRobot
  • Liberty Mutual
  • Powers & Sullivan
  • and many more
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Global Learning

  • Study abroad to experience other cultures, travel and meet people from all over the world
  • Participate in the award-winning Global Entrepreneurship Exchange (GE2), which immerses students in interdisciplinary and multicultural teams with students from over 20 countries to solve problems through entrepreneurship and innovation.
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Bachelor’s-to-Master's Program

Get on the fast track to an advanced degree with our combined bachelor's-to-master's program.

  • Available to juniors and seniors with a grade point average of 3.000 or better 
  • Offers a continuous, coordinated sequence of courses 
  • Reduced credit-hour requirements can save you time and money

What can you do with a degree in business administration?

Employment of business occupations in the increasingly complex global business world is projected to grow 10% through 2026, faster than the average for all occupations.*

* U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2018
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Our versatile graduates are prepared to work in a wide range of industries, including:

  • Accounting
  • Financial analysis
  • New ventures
  • Supply chain management
  • Digital marketing
  • Financial planning
  • International banking
  • Business management
  • Information systems management
  • Project management

Meet Our Students

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Elana Feldman
Management

Elana Feldman, an assistant professor of management in the Manning School of Business, draws on her natural curiosity about people and organizations for her research and teaching.

I have one of the best jobs in the world. I get to study things that interest me, and I get to help students get excited about the things that I think really matter.
Read More About Elana Feldman 
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Hope Zouzas '25
Accounting and Management Information Systems

With faculty support, Hope Zouzas won a prestigious $15,000 scholarship and has lined up a post-graduation accounting internship at PwC.

My professors have made a huge difference in my studies.
Read More About Hope Zouzas 
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Drew Epperson ’21
Management

Drew Epperson ’21 landed a two-year player development trainee internship with the Kansas City Royals.

It's definitely a dream come true. I’m lucky to be around something I love to do every day.
Read More About Drew Epperson 
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Amos Kungu '21
Business Administration

After a globetrotting career in IT, Amos Kungu of Kenya is setting his sights on starting his own company. He's working on a master’s degree in entrepreneurship — while working full time and raising a family.

It hasn’t been easy the last four years juggling work and family — and last year, the pandemic — but UMass Lowell has been really supportive.
Read More About Amos Kungu 
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Ryan Cormier '22
Mechanical Engineering, MBA

Graduate student Ryan Cormier is enjoying one extra year on campus before joining the workforce.

I think I've made the most out of my four, now five, years here. I don't regret a thing.
Read More About Ryan Cormier 

Contact Us

Amit Deokar, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Programs
Phone: 978-934-5524
Email: amit_deokar@uml.edu

Dana Anstey Undergraduate Programs Coordinator
Phone: 978-934-5928
Email: dana_anstey@uml.edu