UMass Boston’s College of Management Introduces Five New Undergraduate Majors
UMass Boston’s College of Management is expanding its undergraduate programs with five new majors, giving students greater opportunities to gain specialized business expertise and stand out in today’s competitive job market.
Students can now pursue a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Information Systems and Business Analytics, and Marketing.
These new majors join the college’s Management BS, the college’s most popular program, ensuring students have both broad and specialized options to build expertise in high-demand fields and connect with top employers. With hands-on learning, industry-aligned coursework, and access to a strong professional network, graduates will be ready to launch successful careers in business.
“Our goal is to prepare students for the future of business by offering focused programs that blend theory with real-world application,” said Venky Venkatachalam, Dean of the College of Management. “These new majors will give students the knowledge, confidence, and connections to excel in their careers.”
With even more career-driven programs on the horizon, the College of Management continues to expand innovative and flexible academic pathways that empower students to achieve their goals.
Take the next step in your business career—learn more and apply today!
Latest University News
- Dr. Arthur Eisenkraft Named 2025 NSELA Outstanding Leadership in Science Education Award WinnerDr. Arthur Eisenkraft, Distinguished Professor of Science Education and director of the Center of Science and Math in Context (COSMIC) at UMass Boston, has been named the recipient of the 2025 Outstanding Leadership in Science Education (OLISE) Award.
- Professor Cat Mazza Debuts New Solo Art Exhibition "Network"Exhibition Weaves Entangled Histories of Textile, Labor, Feminist Movements
- UMass Boston Is Named Top Tier Research UniversityR1 2025 Carnegie Classification Designation Recognizes Highest Level
- International Quantum Information Science Workshop Brings Together Over 60 Physics Experts for Cross-Disciplinary CollaborationResearchers from the nuclear physics (NP), atomic, molecular, and optical (AMO) physics, and quantum information science and engineering (QISE) communities came together at UMass Boston for a three-day Quantum Information Science (QIS) Workshop in January.
- A Call to LeadLike many transfer students to UMass Boston, Janet Trafton Mills ’70, Maine’s first female governor, took the circuitous route to a degree. She enrolled at Colby College after graduating high school in 1965, but dropped out in her sophomore year, eager to explore the world beyond her home state. With the Vietnam War raging overseas and U.S. cities erupting in protest over the war and civil rights, Mills felt confined at the small, rural college in Waterville, whose culture then centered on football and fraternities, she said.
- The TeaCAROL THORNBER has been named dean of the School for the Environment and professor of environmental science. Dr. Thornber joins us from the University of Rhode Island (URI), where, in addition to holding a tenured full professor position, she also held several leadership roles. She is a marine ecologist with a multidisciplinary funded research program that has investigated the impact of climate change on local and global coastal communities, multitrophic aquaculture, invasive species, coastal resilience, and harmful algal bloom ecology.
