Undergraduate Program
Brazil Field Seminar at Boston University School of Management.
Jason Kahn, BSBA '09, discusses the SMG experience.
In this brief video, undergraduate Honors Program student Jason Kahn discusses some of the most important components of the SMG experience: team work, management as a system, and hands-on learning activities.
Small Program Attention, Big City Opportunity.
At a recent open house for prospective undergraduate students, Ray Wilson, lecturer and executive-in-residence in the Accounting Department discusses the many advantages of the Boston University School of Management undergraduate program.
A student's perspective on the award-winning undergraduate Cross-Functional Core curriculum.
Crystal Bates, BSBA'07, provides an overview of the cross-functional core, the suite of courses taken by all School of Management undergraduates during their junior year. Core courses include FE 323 Financial Management, MK 323 Marketing Management, IS 323 Introduction to Information Systems, and OM 323 Operations & Technology Management.
Boston University School of Management’s undergraduate program introduces you to the study of management your first semester. By the end of freshman year you’ll have the equivalent business education of juniors at some colleges.
And because businesses don’t exist in a vacuum, the School of Management is dedicated to creating value for the world, and infuses discussions of law, social responsibility, and ethics throughout the curriculum. You’ll also have a broad exposure to liberal arts and sciences, which teach you to approach problems from multiple directions, and to view any opportunity with a view toward social, political, economic, and environmental considerations.
We’re looking for bright, well-rounded students: students with ambition, solid analytical skills, and leadership potential. Here’s a snapshot of what you’ll gain here:
- Firm grounding in liberal arts
- Immediate immersion in the study of management
- Exposure to case studies of actual businesses
- Numerous study abroad partnerships
- Management Honors Program for select students
- All the benefits of a major university, including the option to take courses in other BU schools and colleges
- Friendly, small school atmosphere
- World class career center
- Alumni network of 44,000 management graduates and 292,000 Boston University graduates
- The City of Boston, the nation’s favorite college town and a hotbed for biotech, education, entrepreneurship, finance, high technology, medicine, and nonprofits,
Meet Dean Freeman
Watch Dean Ken Freeman’s full presentation from SMG’s undergraduate open house on April 16, 2011. Video Caption: Dean Ken Freeman welcomes prospective undergraduates to the School of Management and presents an overview of SMG’s undergraduate program during the School’s spring open house on April 16.
