Business, Organizations and Society New York University

Overview

The Business, Organizations and Society course from New York University integrates business theory and application, and leverages key principles of liberal arts. Students will be provided with a platform to effectively analyze business decisions and outcomes from multiple lenses (i.e., social, political, economic), with an emphasis on the role and responsibilities of business and organizations in society. 

The major equips students with a broad set of methodological grounding, including quantitative and qualitative assessment capabilities and competence in business fundamentals. Students will learn to be effective organizational and global leaders through strategic thinking, practical experience, analytical, and quantitative skills, in conjunction with a focus on teamwork, communications, innovation, and creativity.

Career opportunities:

The Business, Organizations and Society major prepares students with essential knowledge and skills that are the foundation for success in a variety of careers in private or public sector organizations. Upon completion of the major, students should be well positioned to demonstrate analytical competencies in core business disciplines, and effective management through the development of decision-making, teamwork, leadership, and communication skills. Students will thrive in business organizations by effectively using the tools gained through the major, and do so with creativity and innovation. The major also prepares students for a variety of business-oriented graduate and professional degree programmes.

The Interdisciplinary curriculum equips graduates to pursue myriad professional opportunities across a broad set of industries. Career paths include, but are not limited to opportunities in the private, public, and governmental sectors:

• Consulting
• Entrepreneurship
• Non-Governmental Organization
• Community Development
• Graduate studies