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Department of Economics and Business Administration

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When you major in business administration, you can choose from several emphases to add depth and expertise in the area of your choice. Whether you’re interested in accounting, finance, marketing or organizational management, BC will prepare you for today’s business world.

Or major in economics. You’ll gain insight into government policy, banking, past and current theories of economics, and more. Add an emphasis in financial economics to go deeper into finance.

Whether you choose economics or business administration, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to become a successful and ethical leader. You’ll apply what you study in case analyses, team projects and presentations, and experiential learning opportunities such as internships.

Students who major in business might also be interested in two of Bridgewater’s graduate programs, both of which can be completed in just one additional year: Master of Arts in Nonprofit Management or Master of Science in Human Resource Management.

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Master of Arts in Human Resource Management

The Master of Science in Human Resource Management (MSHRM) program at Bridgewater College will prepare you to be an innovative strategic partner in the area of human resources in an increasingly diverse and international workplace.

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Master of Arts in Nonprofit Management

Whether you are looking to start a career in nonprofit organizations or have been employed there for years, the new Master of Arts in Nonprofit Management (MNPM) can help you thrive.

Not sure if you want to pursue a master’s degree yet?

Check out the 12-credit Certificate in Nonprofit Management (CNPM) program.

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Expert Advice for Building a Career in Human Resource Management

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