Program Overview
Learn about fundamental management disciplines in classes covering information systems, accounting, marketing, organizational behavior, and data analytics. Courses like Ethics and Society, Social Change, Crisis Management, and Managing Collaborations are inspired by the Jesuit principles of social and economic justice.
The BAM curriculum is intentionally designed to respond to the evolving needs of today’s workforce and prepare students for meaningful careers across the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. By integrating a strong business foundation with interdisciplinary learning and AACSB-aligned competencies, the program gives students the knowledge, skills, and adaptability to succeed in a changing professional landscape.”
Desiree Shaw Program Director, McLaren Undergraduate School of Management