Management and Administration BA

To obtain a Bachelor of Arts degree in Management and Administration, students must complete at least 120 credits which includes an estimated 30 credits in General Education, 12 credits of College Option courses.

Majors typically take a total of 43 credits within the Management and Administration program. Courses are selected in consultation with the department’s faculty student advisor across Primary courses, Major Core courses, Major Field courses, Major Elective courses, and a Capstone course.

The remaining credits to fulfill the 120 credits required for a CCNY BA in Management and Administration are free electives.

Current students may review their progress completing the major requirements by logging onto Degree Works.

Prospective students interested in learning more about the curriculum requirements for the business administration and management major, 

visiting the department, and/or meeting with the department’s faculty student advisor may contact Prof. Hugh Fox at hfox@ccny.cuny.edu.

Why Major in Business Administration and Management at CCNY?

The major promotes civic responsibility and leadership, fostering a commitment to social responsibility alongside economic and management studies that have students radically rethink the role of business in society. This focus empowers students to build a strong foundation in economics, business, leadership, and data-driven decision-making that consider both economic efficiency and social welfare to better organizations and the world. Skills developed in the business administration and management major include analytic thinking, quantitative reasoning, and problem-solving for strengthening leadership capacity and service. Students benefit from access to world-class faculty and to numerous seminars and workshops featuring leading scholars and practitioners. Additionally, students work on research projects that address real-world business sustainability and social impact. Through its academic rigor, research opportunities, and practical experience, graduates of the business management and administration major are well-suited for careers in finance, consulting, government, nonprofit, and research.