At Nichols College, we mean business!

 

Our alumni ranks are filled with CEOs, entreprenuers, CFOs, presidents and business owners. Their mentoring and on-campus presentations bring real-world thought leadership into our classrooms. Read More

Just take a look at who's on our Board of Trustees!

 

Our programs are tailored to maximize your career potential across a broad spectrum of industries with specializations that add muscle to your Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree.

Internships (Read More) are available to help you fine-tune your job affinities and meet important contacts in your field of study. And Nichols Professional Development Seminar will help you refine your career decisions and develop a presentation portfolio of your accomplishments to share during your interview process. All these components well prepare you for that first college-to-career leap!

Go Global! You have four flexible options for studying abroad, improving your cultural sensitivity and understanding of world perspectives and multinational operations:

1. Study at one of the European University’s (EU) extraordinary business campuses in Switzerland, Germany, Turkey, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Syria and the United Kingdom.
2. Experience a Semester at Sea, a unique learning experience where you visit nine countries and four continents in a state-of-the-art floating campus called the MV Explorer. The trip lasts 67 days with the ship setting sail from Halifax, Nova Scotia, with over 500 undergraduates representing 225 colleges and universities and 67 Semester at Sea faculty and staff. Read More
3. Study for a semester in Regents College in London, England, with all credit hours transferable. The campus is a peaceful green in the middle of a busy, metropolitan city. Read More
4. Take a Nichols-sponsored trip abroad, tour foreign businesses and enjoy the sites. Read More

 

 

Nichols professors are more than outstanding academics in their field of expertise...they are from the upper echelons of corporate America and international businesses.

They will know you by name and be at your side as you improve your communications skills with classroom presentations on business case studies and research projects. Their personal stories bring the classroom to life.

 

 

• State Street's Longerstaey Talks Ethics with Nichols Freshmen Honors
• A Proud Parent Shares Business Experience
• Author of CORPORATE CROOKS Addresses Nichols Business Students
• Nichols Panel Debates U.S. Government Regulation
• Students Tour Italy and Greece
• Greatland CEO Tells Nichols Management Students to "First Break the Rules"
• Winn-Dixie's Peter Lynch Says: "It's all about people."
• Polar's Crowley Addresses Business Educators
• Presidential Leadership Cross Examined
• Why Starbucks Ran Out of Steam
• Nichols Curriculum Linked to Career Success
• Manning Addresses the Crisis of Debt
• Faculty Examine U.S. Economic Footing
• MacPhail Addresses Leadership Class
• Students Examine Enterprising Women

 

Business students at Nichols College must complete approximately 50% of their credits in liberal arts courses. In addition to the business core courses, majors must complete six courses in one of the following areas of business:

• Accounting
• Arts and Entertainment
• Business Communications
• Criminal Justice Management
• Economics
• Finance
• General Business
• Hospitality Management
• Human Resource Management
• International Business
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Management Information Systems
• Marketing
• Sport Management

 

 

 

 

Juniors Amy Kent and Christine Ward Head to Barcelona, Spain, for Spring Semester 2010

 

Nichols Marketing Team Takes First Place in Business Case Competition

 

Sport Management Majors
Tour Madison Square Garden

 

Economics and HR Majors
Present Research at
Abbott Laboratories

 

Alum and Winn Dixie CEO
Peter Lynch Tells Students:
"It's All About People!"

 

 
Nichols Students Develop Stellar Presentation Skills Wearing Business Attire