Business Department

The Business Department prepares students for successful careers in hundreds of business positions.

More than 250 undergraduate students major or minor in:

Building on Cabrini’s liberal-arts core, discipline-specific courses blend theory with practice to prepare graduates for the professional workforce.

Regardless of the course, the business faculty combine academic qualifications and professional experience. The result is well-rounded graduates who are ready for success in the business world.

Concentrations

Students might find the use of a concentration useful in customizing the major to meet diverse career goals. Students should consult with their faculty advisor about the use of concentrations.

Nonproﬁt Management: Department requirements plus three upper-division non-proﬁt management courses (BUS 312, MKT 382, and a three-credit course approved by the department).
Public Administration: Department requirements plus FIN/POL 307, POL 213 or POL 324, and SOW 402.
Advertising: Department requirements plus MKT 365 and two from the following: COM 360, COM 366, GRA 253, GRA 318, and GRA 319.

Advanced Degrees

Accounting majors can take two graduate Master of Accounting (MAcc) courses during their senior year and then complete their graduate degree with only eight additional courses.

Master of Accounting

Through new partnerships, students can achieve a master’s degree on an accelerated schedule.

Scholarships and Study Abroad

Business students in good academic standing who demonstrate financial need can apply for scholarships and awards.

The Business Department is a member of the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs.

News and Events

Center for Global Learning
Cabrini launched the Center for Global Learning in September 2018. The main focus of the Center is to serve as a resource for creating cultural awareness and responsible global citizenship for students, faculty, staff, and community members.

Trip to Washington D.C.
Business students are traveling to Washington, D.C. this spring to go to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank. The all-inclusive cost is $40. Please contact Erin McLaughlin, PhD, if you are interested.

Summer Trip to the Southwest
Join other Cabrini students as we take our ECG 200 course on the road. Leaving May 12, we will learn about and interact with the Pueblo and Navajo people of the American Southwest.

Business in China
This spring break, Cabrini undergraduate and graduate students embarked on a week-long global experience of a lifetime! Students visited Beijing and Shanghai to better understand how to do business in China.

New Books
Department Chair, Eric Malm, PhD, published two books this year: Academic Transformation: A design approach for the New Majority and Serving the New Majority Student: Working from within to transform the institution.