Stevenson University

What you'll study

Coursework focuses on fundamental business functions and the analytical tools needed to make decisions in organisations. Typical study areas include:

• Principles of management and organisational behaviour
• Fundamentals of accounting and finance
• Marketing concepts and strategy
• Operations, supply chain and process improvement basics
• Business law, ethics and professional communication
• Quantitative skills such as statistics and financial analysis
• Applied projects, case studies and experiential learning opportunities such as internships or capstone experiences

Entry requirements

Admission is generally based on secondary school completion or equivalent, with consideration of transcripts, academic preparation in mathematics and English, and any required application materials. Transfer applicants are typically evaluated on college transcripts and prior coursework. International applicants must meet language proficiency expectations. Specific institutional requirements and any optional pathways should be checked with the university’s admissions office.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly enter roles in areas such as business administration, sales and marketing, financial operations, and management support. The degree also provides a foundation for entrepreneurship or for specialised graduate study in fields like accounting, finance, marketing, or an MBA. Career outcomes depend on concentration choices, internships, professional networking, and additional certifications or experience.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Undergraduate business students should explore institutional merit scholarships, need-based aid, and programme-specific awards. Additional funding options include external scholarships from professional associations, employer tuition assistance for internships or co-op employers, and federal or private loan programmes where available. Early contact with the university’s financial aid office and preparation of supporting materials can improve access to funding.