Business Administration

Preparing you for success

Distinguish yourself in the competitive business world of tomorrow by earning your degree in Business Administration from Mount Saint Mary’s University. Unlike most business degrees that focus on traditional curricula, the Mount’s distinct approach prepares you for a career as a leader who has mastered the challenges of complex decision-making — while focusing on your role as a responsible member of the global community. 

Your Mount education will include personal engagement with fellow students, academic and professional mentoring, and networking with those who can help you further your career goals. Small class sizes mean genuine access to professors, each of whom take a personal interest in your success. You’ll be continually challenged while thriving in an incredibly supportive environment. 

As educators, Mount faculty in Business Administration are highly skilled at developing ethical leaders and promoting inclusiveness and diversity. Our focus on high-touch, high-impact value-added education has transformed the lives and career paths of many students. 

Through degree programs for both undergraduate and graduate students, the Department of Business Administration at Mount Saint Mary’s University will prepare you for professional success.  

Engaging in real-world experience

Student internships demonstrate the relationship between academic studies and real-world career objectives, policies and practices. Internships allow Athenians to develop networks with business professionals. And Mount internships also give students connections to post-graduation employment opportunities they might not otherwise enjoy. 

Our goal is to provide each Business Administration student with practical experience that not only makes their education more meaningful, but also helps with professional prospects. Nearly 40% of interns are offered full-time positions upon graduation, demonstrating the importance of internships in the Business Administration degree program.

As part of the internship program, students earn Mount credits and are evaluated by both the employer and a faculty member.