Business Management and Administration

Develop advanced skills and in-depth knowledge in business. Choose your concentration in one of four areas to increase your professional value and marketability. 

Graduates from our Business programs develop highly relevant and practical skills for the workplace, including: 

  • Critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making
  • Effective communication
  • Interpersonal, collaborative, and leadership capabilities with a strong sense of personal accountability
  • Professional and personal ethics
  • An understanding of the American economy in the global marketplace
  • Working knowledge of computer business applications
  • Independent study and research

Program Options

We offer an Associate of Science (AS) and Bachelor of Science (BS), as well as minors, in five concentrations - four in distinct areas of business and one in computer programming. 

 

See the Requirements page for general program requirements.

We also offer minors in Business Communication, Finance, and Management/Marketing. 

Pathway Program to Earn an MS in I-O Psychology

Are you interested in using your business degree to improve the relationship between leadership, management and employees and to improve employee satisfaction and efficiency? As an I-O Psychologist you do that and more. If you’re interested in an IO Psychology career you can get started on your master’s program while completing your bachelor’s degree. The Behavioral Science Pathway program allows you to earn graduate credits towards an MS in I-O Psychology as an undergraduate student. You can reduce your course load in graduate school and earn your MS degree faster. This program also allows you to see if you’re interested in graduate study before you officially enroll in a master’s program. Through this program, you will enroll as a I-O Psychology MS student in the School of Health Sciences (SHS) of Touro University. To learn more about the Pathway program and see if it’s a good choice for your academic journey, visit our Behavioral Science Pathway Program page.