About the Program
Whether you plan to go into banking, stockbroking, financial planning, or any number of areas, you’ll receive a contemporary business education—combined with a strong foundation in the liberal arts—that will help you meet your goals.
With a concentration in economics and finance, business administration students learn to use fundamental economic concepts and methods to analyze the impact of economic forces on decision-making. Course work focuses on micro, macro, labor, and ecological economics, as well as growth, development, globalization, and forecasting.
Core Courses
- Principles of Financial Accounting
- Quantitative Analysis for Business
- Macroeconomics
- Money, Credit, and Financial Institutions
- Economic Growth and Development
Student Outcomes
Student Mentoring Programs
Network with others and obtain career advice from alumni and friends of Monmouth.
Experiential Education for Business Students
Gain real-world experience through internships, co-operative education, and service learning.
Student Scholarships and Awards
Receive financial support and recognition from Monmouth’s Business Council and others.
Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society
Earn induction into an international honor society comprised of top business leaders.
Undergraduate Research & Internships
The Monmouth University Leon Hess Business School, in cooperation with its Business Council, offers you the opportunity to learn from experienced mentors from various business backgrounds. You also have the opportunity to experience challenging real-world involvement in your area of study in experiential education—internship, cooperative learning experience, and non-credit service learning. Working with an experienced mentor and/or participating in experiential education can be helpful to you as you seek a rewarding and satisfying job and career.