Business Program
Hamline’s bachelor’s degrees in business are built upon a philosophy that sets them apart from other programs. At Hamline, you’ll graduate with the critical thinking skills, professional experiences, and contacts necessary to pursue your desired career or graduate school.
- In addition to the two business degrees offered, students can explore Hamline’s full array of undergraduate programming. Pair your business major with more than 50 other academic programs -- from education to pre-law, forensic science to anthropology, and philosophy to communications.
- Ground-breaking scholars, cutting-edge business executives, prominent lawyers, and effective leaders in government and nonprofit -- together they are the School of Business faculty. Experts in their field, they contribute to the newest theories in business research, yet remain fully committed to the undergraduate learning experience.
- 100% of undergraduate students complete an internship and/or a collaborative or field-based research project.
- Hamline’s dedicated professors, top-notch Career Development Center, and convenient location make it possible—and practical—for students to land some of the best internships available in the Twin Cities and nationwide.
- Business majors enjoy placement in a wide variety of positions with a broad range of companies and organizations, including: marketing, public relations, nonprofit administration, human resources, financial analysis, international aid, purchasers and buyers, and traders. Read more about life after Hamline.
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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Hamline’s BBA program will graduate with a wide range of abilities to manage and lead successful organizations in the face of a modern and increasingly complex world. Students can choose to major (or double major) in any of the following fields:
- Business: Gain a flexible, multidisciplinary background and a broad base of skills to easily adapt to the dynamic and constantly changing world of business.
- Finance: Study the principles and practical applications of modern financial analysis and attain vital competencies for today’s changing economy.
- International Business: Achieve worldwide employability. Learn the business practices and politics used by other cultures.
- Management: Study all aspects of the organizational decision-making process, conflict resolution, strategic thinking, and leadership.
- Marketing: Prepare for a wide variety of occupations. Learn marketing fundamentals and gain a thorough understanding of consumer behavior and strategic communications.
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ECONOMICS
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major in economics provides students with a strong foundation in economic theory. Students gain an understanding of the underlying forces of economic cycles and the consequences of economic conditions on all sectors of business, politics, and society.