Academic Departments
    		Business
    The Department of Business enrolls more students on the York College campus than any other program, has the most full-time faculty, and the largest number of majors offered.  We mean business!

    We believe that better business education begins with strong ties to the business community.  Working with major corporations in the region, such as York International, Harley-Davidson, Glatfelter Paper and Graham Packaging, York College has built essential relationships to bond academic substance with real-world experience.

    Bridging campus and community brings you tremendous advantages and vast resources while you are a student – and also when you begin and advance your career after earning your degree.

    The Business Department at York College offers 11 majors and an MBA program that blend academic theory with hands-on application. Our alumni consistently remark about the practical understanding they gained to complement classroom learning – a distinct advantage when starting and advancing a career in business.

    MASTER'S OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE

    UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS IN BUSINESS 

    Accounting   “The language of business,” Accounting has wide-ranging applications in practically every organization, industry, and geographical location.

    Business Administration  Build a business practitioner’s skill set as you complement your studies with a minor in any other field offered at York College.

    Engineering Management Prepare for a management career in businesses that emphasize technology, manufacturing, or construction.

    Entrepreneurship Even the biggest businesses were once start-ups, and starting and growing new businesses is the realm of entrepreneurs.

    Finance Build the quantitative and analytical skills that help you put money to work for businesses, organizations and individuals.

    Information Systems/End User Support  Learn to plan, acquire, deploy, and maintain end-user hardware and software systems, and train people to use the systems.

    Information Systems/Development  Study modern organizations and ways to solve the problems they face using information systems.

    Management  Become a business leader who sets objectives, develops plans, organizes work, allocates resources, and motivates others to achieve.

    Marketing Learn to identify, satisfy, and promote the needs and wants of customers in commercial, industrial, and consumer marketplaces.

    Undecided/Business Get started in Business while keeping your options open.

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