Programs
Undergraduate
The College of Business and Management offers a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S.) degree with specializations in the following areas:
Aviation Management
Through the course work in the aviation management specialization students are acquainted with the history, current state and anticipated future happenings of the aviation industry, including the application of business and management principles as well as aviation regulations and law.
Fashion Management
The fashion management specialization prepares students for a career in fashion by using an experiential hands-on approach which exposes students to all aspects of the fashion business.
General Management
The general management specialization seeks to provide a well rounded education that contributes to an understanding of the various departments within an organization and how they function together organizationally.
International Business
The curriculum in the international business specialization focuses on the legal aspects of international trade, finance and marketing while cultivating awareness of the many potential social and cultural influences dealt within multinational corporations.
Marketing
The courses in the marketing specialization cover a variety of concepts necessary to the understanding of how marketing impacts the corporate bottom line and include hands-on projects that provide valuable experience that increases their future career opportunities.
Graduate
The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) program prepares qualified students for middle and upper-level management leadership responsibilities in business, not-for-profit and governmental organizations and offers specializations in the following areas:
Aviation Management
The aviation management specialization courses focus on aviation and airport operations as well as management topics specific to the industry in order to build the skills and understanding necessary to remain competitive in the field.
Financial Valuation and Investment Management
The financial valuation and investment management specialization introduces students to concepts related to the use of valuation analysis and portfolio management as well as leadership, management, marketing and financial accountability.
Hospitality Management
The hospitality management specialization includes fundamental course work in business administration while blending classes that specialize in and are relevant to the industry, focusing on the principles of resort management.
International Business
Courses in the international business specialization provide knowledge relevant to the context of international business as it relates to various trade theories and agreements and give insight into how multinational firms operate.
Marketing
The marketing specialization focuses on both the core skills necessary to succeed in business as well as specialty courses that focus on international marketing, integrated marketing communications and specialized training in the field.
Mass Communication and Media Management
The mass communication and media management specialization focuses on the issues, theories and trends in media management as well the role of traditional media and the effects of electronic media and emerging technologies.
Sports and Athletics Administration
The sports and athletics administration specialization focuses on the principles of the critical issues of national interest in both collegiate and professional sports, with an emphasis on the application of management theory and practice in sports administration.
Certificate Programs
In addition to the bachelor’s and master’s degrees in aviation management, the college, through its School of Aeronautics, also offers undergraduate aviation certificate programs that prepare students for ground and flight examinations for various FAA flight licenses and ratings.
CEO Lecture Series
Each semester, the College of Business and Management brings a semester’s worth of CEOs and successful entrepreneurs for the CEO Lecture Series. Recent guests make up an impressive list of businessmen including Jeff Aronson, CEO and founder of Cash4Gold; Sy Sperling, former CEO of The Hair Club; and Steve Fassberg, CEO and founder of The Original Brooklyn Water Bagel Company, along with many other innovative entrepreneurs.
International Opportunities
A business education in the college involves more than classroom study; through experiential learning and study abroad opportunities the college strives to provide students with a global awareness of domestic and international business with a hands-on focus. Students in the college have opportunities to study abroad learning business concepts in such locations as China, Switzerland, Argentina, Ireland, England and many other countries. These faculty-led programs familiarize students with global business and practical skills needed for successful careers.
Course Descriptions
At Lynn University, students together with their academic advisors, have the opportunity to select the courses that will put them onto the right path both toward a post-secondary education and a successful career. The courses gathered here are based on the list of course requirements associated with majors offered by the College of Business and Management.
Howard Isaacson Innovation Challenge
The Howard Isaacson Innovation Challenge is an exciting chance for Lynn students to develop their bright ideas for a product or business into a pitch that could earn them cash prizes. Teams with creative and viable business plans will present their idea before a panel of judges made up of entrepreneurs and business experts. Winners will be chosen based on several criteria, including the potential for the plan to succeed in the marketplace.
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