Bachelor's in Business, Economics, and Management

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The business, economics, and management (BEM) option is one of just a few undergraduate business programs of its kind in the nation. The BEM curriculum exposes students to core ideas and concepts from many fields—including finance, economics, political science, and psychology—while providing them with the analytic tools needed to excel in graduate programs and the modern business environment, including the financial industry, consulting, and entrepreneurial ventures. Today's business environment is complex, and therefore required courses in this option are highly analytic. Students often pair the BEM option with a science or engineering option. Established in 2011, the Ronald and Maxine Linde Institute of Economic and Management Sciences is a hub for interdisciplinary research in the social sciences with concentrations in economics, finances, and management.