Degree Programs
Students at the NYU Stern Undergraduate College earn degrees through the
Bachelor of Science in Business Program, the
Business and Political Economy (BPE) Program, the
Business, Technology and Entrepreneurship (BTE) Program or the
BS/BFA joint degree through Stern/Tisch.
Students enrolled in the Business Program may apply for admission into the
Bachelor of Science-Master of Science in Accounting Program as a sophomore or junior.
Use the curriculum worksheets below when planning your curriculum for these programs.
The
Office of Undergraduate Advising and the
Faculty Advisers are also important resources to you for academic questions and concerns that arise throughout your experience at Stern. Contact us at
uc.advising@stern.nyu.edu.
NYU Stern BS in Business Learning Goals
The NYU Stern faculty developed and approved the following four guiding educational principles in 2005 as the foundational goals for the Bachelor of Science in Business degree program at NYU Stern. These goals describe the knowledge, skills, and values that we expect our students to have attained upon completion of their undergraduate program study.
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Students will achieve professional levels of competence in core functions of business, including oral and written communication. |
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Students will exhibit intellectual curiosity, high levels of intellectual engagement, and open mindedness to new ideas and alternative points of view. |
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Students will develop the skills needed to thrive in groups, organizations, and communities. |
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Students will achieve understanding of the role of business within our global society. |
NYU Stern BS in Business & Political Economy Learning Goals
The NYU Stern faculty developed and approved the following four guiding educational principles in 2013 as the foundational goals for the Bachelor of Science in Business & Political Economy degree program at NYU Stern. These goals describe the knowledge, skills, and values the School expects BPE students to have attained upon completion of their undergraduate program of study.
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Students will achieve professional levels of competence in core functions of business, including written communication skills, and understanding of the principle theories of international politics and economics. |
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Students will exhibit intellectual curiosity, high levels of intellectual engagement, and open-mindedness to new ideas and alternative points of view. |
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Students will demonstrate their understanding of different cultural and political environments around the world and their ability to work professionally in a cross cultural environment. |
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Students will achieve understanding of the role of business within our global society. |
