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Program
- Award
- Business Economics Major (B.S.)
- Credential class
- ceterms:BachelorDegree
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027 Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- Business Law Major (B.S.) Computer Information Systems Major (B.S.) Corporate Finance and Accounting Major (B.S.) Creative Industries Major (B.S.) Data Analytics Major (B.S.) Economics-Finance Major (B.S.) English Major (B.A.) Experience Design Major (B.S.) Film and Media Studies Major (B.A.) Finance Major (B.S.) Finance and Technology Major (B.S.) Health Industries Major (B.S.) History Major (B.A.) Information Technology in Accounting Major (B.S.) International Affairs Major (B.A.) Language, Culture, and Business Major: Chinese (B.A.) Language, Culture, and Business Major: French (B.A.) Language, Culture, and Business Major: Italian (B.A.) Language, Culture, and Business Major: Spanish (B.A.) Management Major (B.S.) Marketing Major (B.S.) Mathematical Sciences Major (B.S.) Philosophy Major (B.A.) Professional Sales Major (B.S.) Psychology Major (B.S.) Public Policy Major (B.A.) Public Relations Major (B.S.) Quantitative Economics Major (B.S.) Sustainability Major (B.S.) Business Administration Second Major Option Undergraduate Minors Toggle Undergraduate Minors Accounting Minor Actuarial Science Minor Applied Statistics Minor Business Economics Minor Business Risk Assurance Minor Computer Information Systems Minor Cybersecurity Minor Data Technologies Minor Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Minor English and Media Studies Minor Entrepreneurial Studies Minor Environmental, Social and Governance Minor Ethics and Compliance Minor Ethnic Studies Minor Experience Design Minor Finance Minor Gender and Sexuality Studies Minor Global Management Minor Health Industries Minor History Minor Human and Artificial Thinking Minor Human Resources Management Minor International Affairs Minor International Economics Minor Law Minor Leadership Minor Management Minor Managing Digital Technologies Minor Marketing Minor Mathematical Perspectives Minor Mathematics Minor Media Management Minor Modern Languages: Chinese Minor Modern Languages: French Minor Modern Languages: Italian Minor Modern Languages: Spanish Minor Nonprofit Leadership Minor Operations and Supply Chain Management Minor Philosophy Minor Politics Minor Professional Sales Minor Psychology Minor Public Policy Minor Public Relations Minor Sociology Minor Spanish for Business Minor Sports Business Management Minor Sustainability Minor Multiple Programs Specialized Programs of Study Toggle Specialized Programs of Study Advanced Standing in Accounting (BS/MSA) Advanced Standing in Business (BA/BS-MBA) Advanced Standing in Business Analytics (BA/BS-MSBA) Advanced Standing in Finance (BS/MSF) Blended Term Option Honors Program International Business Program Additional Study Options Toggle Additional Study Options Alternative Sources of Credit Bentley-Brandeis-Regis Exchange International Education Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Academic Resources Bentley Library Career Services Center for International Students and Scholars Computing at Bentley English Language Learning Resources Health, Counseling, and Care Team Pre-Law Advising Registrar's Office Student Accessibility Services Student Affairs Undergraduate Academic Advising Financial Information Toggle Financial Information Tuition and Fees Financial Aid Academic Policies and Procedures Undergraduate Course Descriptions Toggle Undergraduate Course Descriptions Accounting (AC) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Career Development - Undergraduate (CDI) Chinese (MLCH) Computer Information Systems (CS) Economics (EC) Economics-Finance (EF) English & Media Studies (EMS) Entrepreneurship (ENT) Experience Design (XD) Falcon Discovery Seminar (FDS) Finance (FI) Finance and Technology (FT) French (MLFR) Global Studies (GLS) History (HI) Honors (HNR) Interdisciplinary Studies (ID) International Business (IB) Italian (MLIT) Law (LA) Management (MG) Marketing (MK) Mathematical Sciences (MA) Natural & Applied Science (NAS) Philosophy (PH) Professional Sales (PRS) Psychology (PSY) Service-Learning (SL) Sociology (SO) Spanish (MLSP) Statistics (ST) Transfer Seminar (TS) Catalogs for Previous Years // Overview Concentrations Economics provides students with an understanding of both the economic principles that underlie business decisions and the environment in which all businesses operate. Business Economics at Bentley is a unique, blended degree that delivers a strong economics foundation with the flexibility to explore another business discipline. The major consists of core economics courses and a business concentration. The core and elective economics courses provide students with a deep understanding of how markets operate at the micro and macro levels, and introduce different areas of study within economics. Students complement their study of economics by either taking additional economics courses through the Economic Analysis Concentration or by taking additional courses in one of many other business concentrations (see below). Culminating the experience of the Business Economics Major is the capstone course, EC 431 Research in Business Economics , where students research and test an economic theory around their business concentration. The major is designed to prepare well-rounded students with an in-depth knowledge and the practical skills for a variety of careers, including consulting, banking, market research, data analysis, credit analysis, and sales. For further information about degree requirement policies and guidelines, see the Degree Requirements page. Major Requirements
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 164739
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_164739_b6e5a561_1
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Major Courses (30 Credits)
major core · 0 items
Required Courses:
7 items
- 3
- 3
- 3
- 3
- 3
- Two Economics (EC) Electives (may be fulfilled by an EC course not otherwise required)Not resolved to a course6
- In addition, Business Economics majors must take three courses within their concentration:Not resolved to a course9
Economic Analysis
0 items
Entrepreneurship
0 items
Information Technology
0 items
International Business
0 items
Law
0 items
Management
0 items
Marketing
0 items
Special Topics (custom concentration)
concentration · 0 items
The Business Environment (6 Credits)
2 items
- 3
- 3
Foundations for Success (15 Credits)
1 item
- 3
Communications and Writing
0 items
Select one from:
1 item
- or: EMS 101L Critical Reading and Writing with Labor: EMS 102 Critical Reading and Writing for Multilingual Studentsor: EMS 102L Critical Reading and Writing for Multilingual Students with Lab3
And one from:
1 item
- or: EMS 105 Multimodal Communication for Multilingual Students3
Information Technology
1 item
- As published: “Solving Business Problems with Information Technology”3
Mathematical Sciences
0 items
Select one from:
1 item
- or: MA 105L Mathematical Foundations for Business with Labor: MA 105P Mathematical Foundations for Business with Prepor: MA 107 Applied Calculus for Businessor: MA 107L Applied Calculus for Business with Labor: MA 131 Calculus Ior: MA 131L Calculus I with Lab3
Context and Perspectives (18 Credits)
0 items
Students must take six courses, one in each category of Context and Perspectives:
0 items
Culture, Change, and Behavior
0 items
Globalization
0 items
Institutions and Power
0 items
Race, Gender, and Inequality
0 items
Scientific Inquiry
0 items
Values, Ethics, and Society
0 items
Business Dynamics/Business Administration Minor (18 Credits)
0 items
All courses are required:
6 items
- 3
- 3
- 3
- 3
- 3
- 3
Arts and Sciences Electives (15 Credits)
electives · 1 item
- Select fifteen credits designated as Arts & SciencesNot resolved to a course15
Unrestricted Electives (18 Credits)
electives · 1 item
- Select eighteen elective creditsNot resolved to a course18
Economic Analysis Concentration
concentration · 2 items
- 3
- Two Economics (EC) ElectivesNot resolved to a course6
Entrepreneurship Concentration
Choose 1 of the following · Select one of the following: · concentration · 6 items
- 3
- 3
- Select one of the following:Not resolved to a course3
- 3
- 3
- 3
Information Technology Concentration
concentration · 2 items
- or: CS 160 Data-Driven Decision Making3
- Two Computer Information Systems courses (other than CS 150 or CS 160)Not resolved to a course6
International Business Concentration
Choose 1 of the following · Select one of the following: · concentration · 10 items
- Select one of the following:Not resolved to a course3
- 3
- 3
- 3
- Select two of the following:Not resolved to a course6
- 3
- or: FI 352 International Project Finance3
- 3
- or: MG 334 International Management Behavior3
- 3
Law Concentration
concentration · 2 items
- Two 200-level or higher Law (LA) electivesNot resolved to a course6
- One other Law (LA) electiveNot resolved to a course3
Management Concentration
concentration · 3 items
- 3
- As published: “Organizations, Society and Responsible Management”3
- One 200-level or higher Management (MG) elective (excluding MG 313 and MG 300)Not resolved to a course3
Marketing Concentration
concentration · 1 item
- Three Marketing (MK) electivesNot resolved to a course9
Special Topics Concentration
concentration · 1 item
- Three electives selected in consultation with faculty advisorNot resolved to a course9
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