Pursue All of Your Passions
Explore the liberal arts and expand your education with a double major in the Morrissey College. By pursuing interests outside of business, students acquire an even broader range of knowledge and skills.
Concentrations
Concentrations
Pursue Your Passions, Expand Your Expertise
What are you most interested in—and where do you want to take your career? Our concentrations will help focus your studies and expand your expertise.
- The Computer Science concentration is not available for students in the class of 2023 and following years. These students are instead eligible to pursue a major or minor in CS.
- The Economics concentration is not available for students in the class of 2025 and following years. Students in the class of 2025 and following years can have a minor in Economics. All class years are able to pursue a major in Economics.
- The Managing for Social Impact and the Public Good concentration is not available for students in the class of 2025 and following years. All students are eligible to have a minor in MSI&PG.
Concentrations
Accounting
A broad curriculum to prepare for a career in public accounting, financial institutions, government, information systems, law, or the nonprofit world.
Requirement:
6 courses
Contact
Fulton Hall 520
617-552-3940
Accounting for Finance & Consulting
Prepare for a career in business, financial analysis, investment banking, consulting, marketing, or management training programs.
Business Analytics
Learn valuable methods and tools such as statistics, forecasting, experimental design, and data mining that will help you transform data into information and insights.
Entrepreneurship
Learn to navigate the uncertainty of new initiatives in established firms and startups so you can launch and manage high-growth ventures.
Finance
Hosted in one of the top finance departments in the country, this program prepares students for quantitative and analytical challenges in both the business and academic worlds.
General Management
An integrated and rigorous curriculum with a cross-disciplinary approach to management—covering accounting, finance, marketing, leadership, information systems, and operations.
Requirements
Students choose two areas, each requires 2 courses:
- Accounting
- Business Analytics
- Finance
- Information Systems (ends with Class of 2025)
- Management and Organization
- Marketing
- Operations Management
Information Systems
Learn how to strategically employ technology in organizations to improve business processes, productivity, and competitive advantage.
Management & Leadership
Acquire and enhance the in-demand skills to effectively lead and manage people and organizations.
Marketing
With a broad approach to this dynamic discipline, develop skills across science, technology, and communications while examining perspectives on society, psychology, and human behavior.
Operations Management
Combine knowledge in business analytics, process design and analysis, and project management to address environmental, ethical, and social issues.
