The School of Business
For more information, contact Dr. Chip Mason.
Majors:
- Business Administration
- Accounting
- International Studies
- Sports Administration
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Minors:
- Accounting
- Finance
- Management
- Marketing
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Certificates:
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Welcome
to the Belhaven College School of Business! The School of Business has
been recognized by Business Reform Magazine as one of the best
Christian Business Schools in the country. It was recognized for its job
placement, Biblically focused curriculum, and quality of faculty. Many
faculty have terminal degrees from leading research institutions such as
Duke University, Louisiana State University, University of Connecticut,
University of North Carolina, and University of Minnesota, yet they also
have “real world” experience in the private and public sector that make
them exceptional teachers.
The School of Business offers undergraduate and
graduate degrees in a variety of formats for traditional and
nontraditional students. Two relatively new programs are the evening
based accounting certificate program, and an Entrepreneurship
concentration. All these programs offer the “value added” component of
integrating the Christian world view into the marketplace. Internships
and study abroad opportunities are highly encouraged. Recently, three
Business majors traveled to China to work on a Business as Mission
summer internship. The Sports Administration Department also emphasizes
internships. Past internships have included minor league baseball
operations, the National Football League alumni Association, and sports
mission trips overseas.
The School of Business
is fully accredited by the International Assembly of Collegiate Business
Education (www.iacbe.org),
which accredits more than two hundred Business Schools in 47 states and
15 foreign countries in Europe, Asia, North America and South America.
If you have questions about the School of Business,
or any of its programs in Accounting, Business, Management, or Sports
Administration, don’t hesitate to contact me directly at cmason@belhaven.edu.
Sincerely,
Dr. Chip Mason
Dean, School of Business