Programs

Accountancy majors are exposed to aspects of international accounting and the application of professional ethics throughout the curriculum. Boler holds Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and the accountancy program has independent AACSB accreditation, a distinction held by only one percent of business programs worldwide.

This graduate program provides a comprehensive and challenging curriculum that prepares you for careers in assurance, tax, financial accounting, management accounting, advisory services, and for licensure as Certified Public Accountants. The program's flexibility allows you to complete your advanced degree in as little as 12 months, depending on your specific needs.

Students of all majors can benefit from a minor in business. At some point in their professional lives, all students, regardless of major, may be in management or leadership positions that include budget, financial, marketing, or personnel responsibilities.

The Emerging Leader Full-Time Boler Masters in Business Administration program serves recent college graduates from any institution without the requirement of professional work experience. The program is uniquely structured to allow you to finish the degree in 12 months, dependent on classes taken at the undergraduate level. Regardless of your major, any recent graduate is eligible for the Emerging Leader Full-Time MBA.

As a working professional, you know that nothing makes new knowledge stick like the chance to put it into practice. Your workplace is a living, learning laboratory. That’s why we designed the Part-Time Masters in Business Administration as a cohort program with courses that are team-taught by faculty and seasoned business executives.

The strength of the economics major is its flexibility. You can take a math-based, analytical route by class choices by econometrics and mathematical economics, bundled with higher level math courses. Or, you can take a less math intensive route with class choices that focus on social and policy perspectives. The Economics Program is the first undergraduate program partnered with NABE for preparation pathways for the CBE exam.

Arts and Science majors with a scientific mindset may appreciate a minor in economics. Economics’ logical, ordered approach to problem solving can support or complement practically any other field of study.

While academic programs in entrepreneurship were once exclusively business-focused, John Carroll looks at entrepreneurship as a way of thinking and developing an entrepreneurial mindset, with a focus on teaching students to recognize opportunities in both for-profit and non-profit organizations.

Our program will provide you with the knowledge and skills in all areas of finance. In particular, you will gain an in-depth knowledge of financial markets, instruments, and theories. Through a relatively unique set of coursework, you will be prepared for a career in the broad area of financial analysis and corporate finance. Additionally, our computer lab includes a Bloomberg Terminal, which enables you to work with the latest and most powerful financial software and data.

Today’s world requires that individuals efficiently manage their assets; though, many people find financial situations and decisions overwhelming. Consequently, they avoid or ignore this area to their detriment. You’ll learn to understand financial planning cPFPlients and how to help them in a rapidly expanding, rewarding profession.

The future vibrancy and might of Ohio’s communities and economy relies on a new breed of entrepreneurial minds — early and mid-career professionals determined to launch start-ups, lead corporate change, and solve larger societal issues using novel and hybrid business structures. John Carroll meets that need with a new Master of Science Degree in Innovation and Entrepreneurship, an immersive and project-based professional degree program serving a wide range of aspiring — business and social — entrepreneurs and innovators.

If you choose to major in International Business with Language and Culture, you’ll graduate with invaluable experience. Our program allows you to participate in real-world, course-level activities with international businesses and organizations. Through language classes, you’ll be introduced to the basic vocabulary of business and will be encouraged to take courses that focus on some aspect of the culture of the country associated with that language.

A perfect complement to any major, the leadership development minor offers the flexibility to align with your needs and individual interests. You’ll be exposed to leadership theory and practice, be guided in your leadership development, and offered opportunities to gain significant leadership experiences.

Through project-based learning and experiential exercises, you’ll gain an intensive understanding of the concepts and techniques needed to effectively manage, recruit, select, train, develop, and retain organizational human capital. The MHR major is best suited for those who have a strong interest in the human element of organizations and how it can contribute to organizational success. The MHR major provides a curriculum supported by the world’s largest professional organization for management and human resource professionals.

Gain advanced skills in marketing through educational excellence grounded in the Jesuit tradition. Marketing creates, communicates, and delivers value to consumers. It is a marketer’s role to represent the voices of the marketplace in order to connect an organization’s mission to the needs of the market. Employers want innovative global marketing leaders who can use analytical and creative methods for developing innovative solutions to customer challenges and market opportunities.

Designed with all the quality curriculum and rigors of our other Masters in Business Administration programs, you will learn from the world-class Boler faculty as well as industry leaders and experts who are actively engaged in creating just and sustainable value, driving innovation and profitability, and solving real-world problems.

Supply chain management is the oversight of materials, information, and finances as they move in a process from supplier to manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer to consumer. Our program incorporates the best in-class methods, concepts, and tools that companies need to gain that competitive advantage. The SCM curriculum complements other business majors, In particular, students who complete the SCM major with majors in management and marketing are highly successful.