BS in Management Studies
The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Management Studies degree program is organized to provide a general overview of the operations of business and the business environment. The Bachelor of Science in Management Studies is offered in two formats: (1) evening courses and (2) an accelerated format of evening and weekend courses. Prospective students should contact Undergraduate Student Services (617-353-2980) to determine which format would best meet their needs. A minimum grade of C must be maintained in all management courses, and is required for graduation. Transfer students must fulfill the degree curriculum and residency requirements as set forth for the Bachelor of Science degree.
Distribution Requirements
(total 48 credits)
English
- MET EN 104 English Composition
- MET EN 201 Intermediate Composition
Mathematics
- MET MA 120 or higher
Computer Science
- MET CS 101 Computers and Their Applications
Natural Science
- Eight credits in the natural sciences (N) courses, four each from a different discipline
Literature
- Four credits in a 100- or 200-level MET EN literature course or MET HU 221
Philosophy
- Four credits
History
- Four credits
Economics
- MET EC 101 Introductory Microeconomic Analysis
- MET EC 102 Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis
Additional Courses
- Four credits in the humanities
Specialization and Related Courses
(total 40 credits)
A total of 10 courses (40 credits) is required.
Required Courses
Eight courses (32 credits) as follows:
- MET MG 415 Project Management
- MET MG 448 Electronic Commerce, Systems, and Web Design
- MET MG 472 Financial Concepts
- MET MG 473 Quantitative and Qualitative Decision Making
- MET MG 503 Business in a Changing Society
- MET MG 520 International Business Management
- MET MG 541 The Innovation Process: Developing New Products and Services
- MET MG 550 International Business Law and Regulation
Business Electives
Choose two business elective courses (8 credits) from MET Management (MG) offerings at the 400 level or above.
Electives
(total 40 credits)
Choose 10 courses (40 credits). Courses should be selected to complement and broaden the student’s background. When selecting these courses students should consult with their academic counselor.
Contact Information
For further information, contact Undergraduate Student Services, 755 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 102, Boston, MA 02215; 617-353-2980; email: metuss@bu.edu.
