SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING

Online Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management

Degree Type

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Study Options

Online
On Campus

Study Business Management Online at Monroe

Career focused skills & internships
Learn practical skills from business leaders
Networking and NYC internship opportunities
Ability to create a custom interdisciplinary plan

The Curriculum

Our professors are the professionals in their fields.

They may be senior business executives, marketing managers, human resource professionals, or project managers. You’ll review financial reports, complicated budgets and other tools you need to make tough business decisions.Their focus: ensuring your success through a mix of technology and the sharing of their valuable experiences.

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Monroe taught me so much that I earned a promotion much sooner than I expected!

Junior Caba

Bachelor’s in Business Management, 2019
Sales Support Associate, Merrill Lynch

Featured Course

Principles of Management

Learn the practical use of managerial concepts and techniques based on contemporary practices. Participate in in-depth online discussions, examine practical applications, and explore case studies relevant to today’s managerial functions.

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Professional Opportunities

Take advantage of Monroe’s location – on the fringe of New York City – for internships in many different areas.

Recent internships have included:

New York Life Insurance Co
Bronx Chamber of Commerce
PwC-PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Compassionate Care Hospice - Bronx
JH Community Services Inc
NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
Con Edison
Boys & Girls Club of Mount Vernon

Professional Connections

In addition to academics, Monroe College offers other opportunities to enhance your professional and networking skills.

ALPFA, the Association of Latino Professionals for America
Delta Mu Delta Honor Society
Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence

Your Future Career in Business Management

Typical positions for graduates with a degree in business management include:

Marketing manager: Analyze industry trends and demand, then create a strategy to market the product or service.
Human resources manager: Oversee the recruitment and hiring of new staff; consult with executives on strategic planning.
Business analyst: Interact with the stakeholders to understand their needs and issues.
Financial analyst: Assess the performance of a business or person's investment; provide guidance.
Office administrator: Ensure that the administrative activities within an organization run efficiently.
Market research associate: Collect information through interviews, focus groups, and questionnaires.
Banker: Advise clients on financial matters; raise capital to makes loans and investments.