10 courses with the subject SBS H, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SBS H100Honors Pathways to Success: Navigating Your First Year at Suffolk
SBS H100 engages first year SBS Honors students in a series of activities, discussions, and programs to explore their interests and strengths, and learn how courses and co-curricular experiences help them to achieve their goals. This honors section is designe
SBS H101Honors Business Foundations: Navigating the Fast-Paced Business Landscape
This honors course introduces students to foundational concepts in business, including functional areas, the life cycle, competition, stakeholders and ethical considerations. Students develop critical
Teams and entrepreneurial thinking are critical to the success of organizations. This course offers a compelling view into team dynamics - what makes teams succeed and fail and how to work effectively in a team environment. You will focus on building effective teams, managing
SBS H200 fosters active exploration of career interests, jobs and fields. Students build introductory career management, information seeking, and self-presentation skills. Students refine oral and written communication through class presentations, networking, research, and writing a resume and cover letter. This course is required for students entering
SBS-HC200 PRE SEED SBS-HC209 Honors Challenge Community Engagement: A Personal and SBS-HC224 Telling the Business Story: Writing Briefs, Cases, an SBS-HC231 Honors Challenge Cultural Environment of Business: Ro SBS-HC241 Honors Challenge The Business of Boston SBS-HC284 Honors Challenge Risk and Opportunity SBS-HC285 Honors Challenge Sports Ethics SBS-HC286 Ethics for an AI Era: Aligning Business, Regulation a SBS-HC290 Honors Challenge Leadership in Finance SBS-HC291 Designing Purpose with AI SBS-HC295 Honors Challenge Leadership and Strategic Impact SBS-300 careerBUILD
SBS 400 is the culminating career and professional experience for seniors. It focuses on career entry and transition, networking for career and job success, impression management, and related life-long learning skills. Students articulate and reflect on academic, work, and co-curricular experiences from the perspective of professionals entering or advancing their careers. This is the final course in a four-year sequence of career courses.