27 courses with the subject SBS, 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 100Pathways to Success: Navigating Your First Year at Suffolk1
SBS 100 engages students in a series of activities, discussions, and programs on campus to explore their interests and strengths and learn how courses and co-curricular experiences together help them achieve their goals. Students also develop innovation, team, and presentation skills, get involved on campus, and learn about campus resources and services that aid in a successful college experience. This is the first in a four-year sequence of career courses.
SBS 101Business Foundations: Navigating the Fast-Paced Business Landscape
This course introduces students to foundational concepts in business, including functional areas, the life cycle, competition, stakeholders and ethical considerations. Students develop critical thinking by learning and using a proble
Written and verbal communication skills are now termed 'power skills', no longer just soft skills, and are considered essential in the workplace regard
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 relationships in teams, and addressing team challenges. As an entrepreneurial thinker, you will develop your skills to analyze market needs, detect oppo
Excellent communication skills (both oral and written) are top requirements for professional roles. To succeed in a professional role and to effectively leverage future communication technologies and media, you must be a critical reader, have strong foundational writing and editing skills, and be able to effectively incorporate data and support evidence for persuasive story telling. In this course, you will learn to write effectively for business by: focusing on your audience, purpose, and tone; learning to design various business documents; revising and refinin
This zero credit course is for students who are petitioning to count an experience, project, internship or other experience toward the Local Engagement requirement, one which is not covered by the ot
SBS 150Titletown to Sneaker Town: An Inside Look at Boston’s Sports Industry
This course provides you with a foundational understanding of the elements of a career in sports business. The focus will be on understanding how to engage consumers via sports to monetize a bu
This zero credit course is restricted to students whose proposal for an alternate global engagement experience has been approved by the SBS Undergraduate Programs Office
This dynamic career exploration class will embark on a voyage of self-discovery to help you chart a course towards a fulfilling career path in business. By delving into your
SBS 200 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 is the second in a four-year sequence of career courses.
This course is designed for business students seeking an internship in the following semester. Students will research potential internship sites and develop their own plan f
SBS 298 will focus on addressing wicked problems, understanding the challenges they pose, and working towards creative solutions. SBS 298 will integrate freshman level business skills giving students a forum for practicing business decision-making in the context of solving global social challenges. Students will consider problems that the private sector can solve with innovation and focus on no further harm. Potential solutions such as these are hotly debated and give the perfect setting to practice recognizing and evaluating facts, ideas, opinions and arguments. Students will define the goals, interests and concerns of multiple stakeholders using research skills, entrepreneurial thinking, public policy, and other skills developed during their freshman and early sophomore years. Using storytelling and data visualization, students will pitch their solutions. Students will work in an experiential and collaborative learning environment as they develop the skills and knowledge to identify, conceptualize, and working on a wicked problem. Students can apply the skills built here on their major classes in subsequent semesters
SBS 300 deepens students' career information and skills with a focus on professionalism. Students refine career documents based on personal branding with a focus on articulating the experiences, learning, and skills gained in previous internships, volunteer and work experiences, courses, and club or performance roles. Students use technology, personal networks and professional organizations to develop job search skills. This is the third in a four-year sequence of career courses.
This course is designed for juniors and seniors seeking their first full time position in the following semester. Students will research potential employers and develop thei
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.
An Independent Study allows students to expand their classroom experience by completing researchin an area of interest not already covered by Suffolk courses. The student designs a unique project and finds a full-time faculty member with expertise in that topic who
This 3 credit course is for students who are concurrently working in an approved internship or co-op position. Career focused assignments include on-th
This 1 credit course is for students who are concurrently working in an approved internship or co-op position. Career focused assignments include on-th
SBS-700 is the first required course in Suffolk's graduate programs. The course is based on the precepts of experiential learning. Based on the idea that people learn best by participating in meaningful activities this course provides you with the opportunit
