The business curriculum is designed around a central core of courses in the areas of business, economics, mathematics, and computing course requirements. Concentration areas allow students to excel in the specific business arena of their choosing.

The first year of the curriculum builds a foundation of skills for analysis, communication, and context through courses in business science, economics, quantitative skills development, and the liberal arts.

The next two years develop the core competencies, as students delve into a focus area and select a minor. The last year is for in-depth study in the focus area and completing the minor requirement.

The classroom education is brought to life through a variety of projects, project courses, internships, and leadership development. Student learn how to apply the knowledge and skills they have learned, giving them the confidence to begin and develop their careers over a lifetime.

• Business administration students have identical graduation requirements as students on the main campus
• CMU-Q graduates have CMU degrees, conferred from the main campus

Business administration students must also explore a second field of study through a required minor, which expands students’ depth and breadth.

Concentration areas allow students to gain knowledge and expertise in a particular area of business practice. Completing a concentration is part of the business degree requirements.

View a sample four year plan for the Business Administration degree.