Business Administration Programs Overview   

Our business degree programs give students the skills, knowledge and experience needed to launch a career in their chosen field along with a liberal arts foundation that signals to employers that they are a well-rounded and adaptable thinker. As our alumni have demonstrated repeatedly, it’s this combination of skills that helps pave the way to professional success.

Developing Ethical and Compassionate Leaders

Long before media scrutiny turned it into a focal point in the business world, Stonehill was incorporating ethical perspective and corporate social responsibility into its business curriculum.

The “Programming Ethical Design in Digital Age” Learning Community (LC), for example, teaches students how to create ‘good’ or ‘ethical’ digital designs to help resolve problems and challenges encountered in the professional world and everyday life. In a rapidly changing, interconnected society, tomorrow’s leaders will need creativity, problem-solving skills, technological fluency and ethical reasoning in order to be successful. This Learning Community provides students an overview of three domains: design thinking, ethical approach and computer programming. Students will develop both conceptual appreciation of ethical design and basic understanding of computer software programming. Topics include architecture, crime prevention, fashion, industrial products, urban planning and workplace.

AACSB Accredited

Stonehill’s business program is accredited by AACSB International, placing us within an elite group of higher education institutions that make up less than 6% of the world’s business schools.

Sample Business Administration Minor Courses

Financial Accounting

This course covers the fundamental principles and theories of financial accounting. Emphasis placed on the understanding and use of financial statements for the corporation. Interpretation and use of financial statement information in business decisions, and a study of the system that produces this information.

Organizational Behavior

The study of individuals and groups within the context of the organization. Topics include leadership, motivation, group processes, decision-making, workplace diversity, power, conflict and negotiation, communication, and organizational culture. Particular emphasis will be placed on relevant and important issues facing organizations today. Extensive use of teams, cases, skill-based exercises and readings.

Marketing Principles

This course explores the role marketing plays within firms and within society. Describes fundamental principles and methods underlying the national and international system of providing goods and services for consumers and business users in the profit and nonprofit sectors. Studies the tasks and decisions facing marketing managers in planning, implementing, and controlling marketing programs, and the ethical implications of these decisions.

Students working on a project in Meehan School of Business Collaboration Room.

Where Our Graduates Work

Stonehill’s business administration graduates go on to work at a range of notable organizations.

Outside Partnerships & Special Programs

Stonehill College has developed academic affiliations with colleges and universities that enable our students to augment the degree they earn at Stonehill with graduate and undergraduate degrees that further enhance their opportunities.

Pair Your Degree With a Master's Degree in Business

The Skyhawk Accelerated Dual Degree allows Stonehill students to earn a bachelor's degree and master's degree in as little as four years. Eligible students receive early and expedited admission to their graduate program of interest and can begin working toward a master's degree in marketing or data analytics.

Business Administration Contact Information

Michael J. Sale

Michael J. Sale

Associate Professor of Business Administration, Management & Business Analytics Chair, Management Information Systems Program Director, Data Analytics Minor Program Director
Business