The Bachelor’s degree programme in Business Economics and Organization (BEO, degree class L18), which is currently being accredited by the Ministry of University and Research, is taught entirely in English and aims to train a professional figure with the necessary skills to understand the dynamics of companies and operate globally.

Business is ultimately about working with people. This major focuses on human-centric courses and topics, preparing you to work more effectively with people and within organizations. If you see yourself in a management or leadership position in the future, this may be the major for you.

The Department of Management offers a major in Organization and Management Studies (OMS) and a minor in Business, which integrate the study of these important fields into the liberal arts and sciences. The OMS major explores organizations, how they behave within the context of societal issues, how people in those organizations behave, and how those organizations are managed. Students gain a strong foundation in organization theory and behavior, statistics, research methods, and systems thinking. The major is anchored in the social sciences and reaffirms the central role of the liberal arts in studies of organizations and management. Critical thinking, rigorous inquiry, and the acquisition of knowledge-instead of just skills-are central to the OMS curriculum. The curriculum stresses intellectual boldness, creative problem solving, entrepreneurial thinking, and the practice of responsible management. It is an ideal major for anyone aspiring to a management or leadership position in business, government, the nonprofit sector, or any other organizational environment. Students who major in Organization and Management Studies (OMS) choose one of two tracks: Organizations and Society or Intra-Organizational Dynamics. Courses cover such topics as organizational culture, social responsibility, ethics, leadership, motivation, gender and diversity in organizations, and organizational change. The major gives an opportunity to dig deeply into some of the most important issues organizations grapple with today, including sustainability, corporate ethics, and globalization.

The Department of Management & Organizations prepares students to understand and lead organizations through the management & organizations major. We also offer distinct majors in global management and managing for sustainability. As a global management major, you'll learn organizational strategies and gain the cultural awareness needed to succeed in today's interconnected world. As a managing for sustainability major you'll gain the skills, knowledge and passion needed to achieve all three pillars of sustainability: environmental, sociocultural and economic.