Kendall College School of Business
Kendall College’s School of Business brings the world to your doorstep through a unique combination of experienced faculty, real-world internships, visiting industry experts, a global alumni network, and 19 affiliated universities in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Our faculty create immersive learning experiences that enable students to combine creativity and vision with the business skills needed to succeed under real-world pressures.
Concentrations
Kendall also offers four concentrations to allow students for the complexities of real-world business and provide a further competitive edge. Concentrations include:
Management
International Business
- Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Courses by Year
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First Year
BUS 110 Theory of The Firm
MKG 241 Art & Science of Marketing
ENG 111 Composition I
BUS 130 Relationship Management & Business Etiquette
BUS 140 Sales & Sales Management
CIS 150 Truth & Evidence
BUS 190 Design as a Competitive Edge
SPE 111 Speech
BUS 180 Project Management
BUS 170 Managing Conflict & Practical
ENG 112 Composition II
MTH 140 Business Statistics
Second Year
MGT 225 Leadership& Personal Career Management
SPN 111 Spanish
BUS 210 Business Contracts & Law
ENG 214 Business Writing
SPN 112 Spanish
BIO 121 Environmental Biology
ACC 255 Fundamentals of Accounting
ECO 310 Global & Workplace Economics
Internship or Study Abroad |
Third Year
MGT 312 Organizational Behavior
BUS 370 Finance
BUS 305 Creativity
Science Elective
PHL 414 Personal Polish & Ethics
MKG 341 Marketing Management
BUS 321 Entrepreneurship
BUS 325 Business Investments & Personal Finance
CIS 270 Technology & Innovation
MGT 322 HR Management
BUS 280 Business Case Development
SOC 255 Multi-Cultural Diversions of Society
Fourth Year
BUS 270 Decision Making
MGT 206 Operations Research
BUS 407 Strategy
BUS 290 The Art of Persuasion
Capstone Consulting Project / Study Abroad or Internship
Business Electives (3)
General Elective |
Senior Consulting Project
The business curriculum finishes with a capstone project that can be conducted as either a group or individual project. Students create and present a project proposal for faculty approval. Proposals may focus on consulting projects, business plan development, and even entrepreneurial endeavors. Students conduct their projects under the guidance of faculty who provide regular feedback, constructive critiques, and analytical support. The projects culminate in a formal presentation debriefing the outcomes, roadblocks, and open issues. The capstone experience provides an excellent opportunity for students to learn in-depth about a specific field of business, develop a portfolio, network with potential employers, or even start a new business.
Intership
This course enables students to challenge, test, and hone the knowledge and skills they have acquired and developed in the classroom. Through this experience students build subject matter expertise while continuing to develop the values, attitudes, and behaviors that will make them successful in the workplace. Students work closely with Kendall's Office of Career Services to develop an internship opportunity, many of which are paid. Many students receive job offers from their intership sites upon graduation. Each student must complete this 400-hour supervised intership at an approved intership site.
Study Abroad
Kendall College is affiliated with Laureate International Universities, an international network of accredited campus - based and online universities. Depending on a student's lanaguage abilities, study abroad programs can be arranged in:
- Spain: Universidad Europea de Madrid
- France: Ecole Superieure du Commerce Exterieure
- Mexico: Universidad del Valle de Mexico
- Cost Rica: Universidad Interamericana de Costa Rica
- Switzerland: Glion Institute of Higher Education
- Chile: Universidad de las Americas, Chile
- Chile: Universidad Nacional Andres Bello
- Ecuador: Universidad de las Americas, Quito Campus