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Majors within Curry’s School of Business and Computer Science are designed to take you…well, almost anywhere you want to go. Whether you dream of getting in on the ground floor at a Silicon Valley startup or climbing the ladder at a Fortune 500 company, your education in and outside of the classroom will give you the skills and confidence to succeed.

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Accounting

Earn the Accounting degree that really lets you focus on your passion. With a wide range of courses, you can dive right into the field and see where your skills fit best. You don’t even need to love math. If you like completing projects step by step and always double-check your work, you might just be an excellent accountant.

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Business Administration

A degree in business administration can take you nearly anywhere – from Fortune 500 companies, to startups, and to our new, innovative 5th Year MBA. Understanding global business and becoming a creative problem-solver at Curry can help you become a leader in any industry you choose. Our business programs are accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).

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Computer Science

Computer scientists design and create the computer systems that organize and simplify our life every day. They begin with the laws of physics and end up with today’s (and tomorrow’s) amazing devices that make our world smaller and more interesting.

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Marketing

Today’s corporate leaders are only as successful as their creative branding. Coca-Cola, Google, and Disney are global leaders and brand icons because of the creative marketing teams behind them. With a marketing degree from Curry College, you’ll learn what motivates consumers and how to influence them in an ever-changing global marketplace.

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Public Relations

Students interested in a degree in Public Relations through the School of Business and Computer Science have a rich and diverse field to study. Nearly every industry is in need of Public Relations professionals including business, entertainment, government, sports, and much more!

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Sport and Recreation Management

The sport and recreation management degree program offers you the unique business, management, marketing, and ethics expertise to succeed in the business of sport. The career-focused curriculum will prepare you to be a critical thinker, interdisciplinary in your approach, and capable of effectively managing and marketing sport and recreation enterprises across an array of career paths.

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5th Year MBA

The 5th Year MBA program is available to Curry College undergraduate students, regardless of which bachelor's degree they are working toward earning. Earn two degrees in 5 years!

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Business and Computer Science Highlights:

Ryan Madden and Richkaard Verrier discuss new roles at Needham High School Athletics

In a Twist of Fate, Men’s Soccer Teammates Reunite as Colleagues at Needham High School

 In 2016, two Curry College men’s soccer student-athletes crossed the stage as teammates and entered the work force as Sport and Recreation Management professionals. Now, Ryan Madden ’16 and Richkaard Verrier ’16 are working together as colleagues for the Needham High School Athletic Department.
Olivia Perron poses in front of Dassault Systemes signage during her summer internship

Curry Students Spend Summer 2023 Gaining Real-World Industry Experience

 Curry students are spending the summer gaining professional experience in their respective fields of study. Notable internship sites include Boston Children's Hospital, Burlington Police Department, the New England Recovery Center, the Cape Cod Baseball League, and more!
PR Capstone students pose with Dr. Brenda Wrigley

Public Relations Students Impress Non-Profit Organizations with Capstone Research

 This past fall, the Curry College School of Business and Computer Science added Public Relations to its portfolio of market-relevant majors. As a requirement for the program, a cohort of students recently completed the Public Relations Campaign and Research Design course, which is designed for students to work with a non-profit organization.
Curry’s DECA Chapter Brings Unique Career Development Opportunities

Curry’s DECA Chapter Brings Unique Career Development Opportunities

 The newly formed Curry DECA Chapter is a small but mighty group. In its first two years, the students have competed in six business categories and earned six medals in marketing, human resource management, entrepreneurship, finance, and business ethics. As the graduating seniors conclude their collegiate careers this month, the Curry College DECA Chapter invites all interested students to join the award-winning team.
As Head of Industry at Google, Don Batsford spoke about marketing in the digital age to Curry students, faculty, and staff on Monday.

Human + Machine: Google Exec Addresses Business Students on Digital Marketing

 As Head of Industry at Google, Don Batsford spoke about marketing in the digital age to Curry students, faculty, and staff on Monday.
New Marketing Program Offers Students Versatility in Competitive Job Market

New Marketing Program Offers Students Versatility in Competitive Job Market

 Graduating with a marketing degree offers students increased versatility in a competitive job market, says Dr. Gokhan Karaatli, one of the newest faculty members to join the Department of Business at the College. "Many students are not aware of how many different types of career opportunities there are in marketing outside of advertising and sales."
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