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Business Economics at Glendon combines study in business administration and economics. These complementary fields blend to give you the practical skills and knowledge required to succeed in the business world, and the fundamental principles of economic theory. You will study subjects such as management, financial accounting, and the history of economics in Europe and North America. You’ll also consider questions like why some companies are so much more successful than others, which industries will be growing fastest over the next ten years, or whether investors should move their money from U.S. government bonds to European markets. Our program places a special emphasis on international business, with professors of diverse backgrounds, courses with a global focus, and valuable language training. In our small campus environment, you can count on individual attention and support from your professors.

Our program prepares you for work in a variety of business-oriented occupations, including a wide range of large and small business enterprises, financial services, market analysis, consulting, research, policy advising and the public sector. Some of our students also go on to graduate studies in business (MBA) or economics.