Mercy College

What you'll study

This undergraduate Management pathway combines a foundation in core business disciplines with specialised management study and hands-on experience. The programme is typically delivered over four years and mixes classroom learning, team projects, case studies and an industry internship or practicum.

• Core business modules: Financial and Managerial Accounting, Principles of Finance, Marketing, Business Law, Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibility.
• Management-focused modules: Principles of Management, Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Management, Strategic Management, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Leadership and Change Management.
• Analytical and practical skills: Business Statistics, Quantitative Methods, Management Information Systems, Business Analytics and Project Management.
• Applied learning: Capstone Strategy/Management Seminar, consulting-style team projects, internships with local employers and opportunities for experiential learning through simulations and role-play.
• Optional electives: International Business, Entrepreneurship, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, Nonprofit Management and courses that allow tailoring to industry interests (healthcare, retail, finance, etc.).

Entry requirements

Admission to the Bachelor of Business Administration (Management) is open to applicants with a recognised secondary school qualification. Typical requirements include completion of secondary education with evidence of strong academic performance and competency in English and mathematics.

• Domestic applicants: recognised high school diploma or equivalent; colleges may consider subject background in mathematics or business-related subjects.
• International applicants: equivalent secondary qualification plus English language proficiency demonstrated by recognised tests or prior study in English if required by the College.
• Transfer applicants: credit for previous college-level coursework may be assessed and applied to the degree; placement depends on course equivalence and grades.
• Additional considerations: personal statement, references and any relevant work or volunteer experience can strengthen an application.

Career prospects

Graduates from the Management concentration move into a wide range of entry- to mid-level roles across sectors. The programme develops both functional business knowledge and the interpersonal skills employers seek.

• Typical roles: operations or project coordinator, management trainee, human resources assistant, sales or account manager, business analyst and retail or branch manager.
• Sector opportunities: corporate, small-business, healthcare administration, nonprofit management, public sector and start-ups.
• Progression: graduates often progress into specialist management roles or pursue professional qualifications and postgraduate study such as an MBA to accelerate career advancement.
• Support: Mercy College’s career services and internship/co-op links help connect students with employers in the surrounding metropolitan area and beyond.

Why study at Mercy College

Mercy College offers a practical, student-centred approach to management education with small class sizes and accessible faculty who combine academic credentials with industry experience. The programme emphasises experiential learning—through internships, capstone projects and employer partnerships—preparing students to step directly into managerial roles.

• Industry connections: Strong links with local employers provide internship and employment opportunities in the New York metropolitan region and surrounding communities.
• Flexible pathways: Multiple elective choices, evening and part-time study options support students balancing work and study.
• Student support: Dedicated academic advising, career services and skills workshops help students build resumes, prepare for interviews and plan postgraduate study.
• Practical focus: Emphasis on leadership, communication, ethical decision-making and applied projects ensures graduates are workplace-ready.