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Graduate Courses
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Undergraduate Courses
In offering a variety of products and services, every institution practices some form of marketing. The major in marketing enables students to understand this vital area of business and organizational activity. In assisting students to understand concepts, apply theory to practice and integrate technology, the marketing major also helps them respond to the challenges, opportunities and risks facing marketing professionals.
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Graduate Courses
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Undergraduate Courses
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Science and technology are driving the "innovation economy" of the future. Courses in the Department of Natural and Applied Sciences at Bentley, including psychology, focus on the interests of business students, enabling them to apply knowledge of scientific principles, methods, and recent discoveries to their personal and professional lives.
All courses offered by the Natural Sciences Department may be used as Arts and Sciences or unrestricted electives. All 300 and 400 level courses satisfy the Mathematics/Natural Sciences elective requirement.
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Undergraduate Courses
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Undergraduate Courses
In the Fall 2014, the Department of Sociology will be offering a new course in Applied Sociology. You can also explore opportunities through our Directed Study in Sociology (working one-on-one with a professor around a specific course topic), and Internship in Sociology (where you study your internship with a sociological perspective).
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Graduate HFID Courses
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Graduate Law Courses
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TARP Funds
Marcia Cornett studies the performance of banks around the receipt and repayment of TARP funds.
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Ledley speaks on Bloomberg Radio
Dr. Fred Ledley recently spoke to Bloomberg Radio about a “Remarkable Year for Biotechs,” a discussion on IPOs for biotechnology startups.
The conversation took place with Pimm Fox and Carol Massar as part of Bloomberg Radio’s “Tacking Stock” program. Listen to the podcast. Ledley is the director of Bentley’s Center for the Integration of Science and Industry, and professor of Natural and Applied Sciences and Management.
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Szymanski Published in Financial Times
David Szymanski recently published an article in the Financial Times on industry’s growing need for business leaders who understand and can apply science to business decisions and practices.
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Summer and Fall Course Registrations
Summer 2014 and fall 2014 course registrations are now available from the Registrar at bentley.edu/registrar.
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Return to Bentley for Reunion Weekend
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http://www.bentley.edu/reunionweekend
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Recent Faculty Research
Our most recent faculty research to see what our faculty has been up to.
Earle, B. H., Cava, A. (2013). When is a Bribe Not a Bribe? A Re-examination of the FCPA in Light of Business Reality Indiana International and Comparative Law Review, 23 (2013), 111-161
Kulow, M. D. (2013). Beyond the Paycheck Fairness Act: Mandatory Wage Disclosure Laws A Necessary Tool For Closing the Residual Gender Wage Gap. Harvard Journal on Legislation, 50 (2), 385-435.
Salimbene, F. P. (2013). Service-Learning in Business Education: Stakeholders, Project Models, and International Collaboration. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 3 (10), 62-70, forthcoming
Kingsbury, K. (2013). How to Give Financial Advice to Couples. New York, NY : McGraw Hill.
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Undergraduate Degrees
Overview
Finance is a broad field, and therefore we have tailored three different major programs in order to accommodate the interests and career plans of various students. There is the pure finance major, which provides an excellent background across the range of corporate finance and investment topics, a combined major with the Economics Department that provides increased focus on the dynamics of market forces in the economy, and another combined major with the Accountancy Department that emphasizes the close relation between finance and accountancy in the corporate setting.
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Financial Executive International Scholarship (FEI)
With over 700 members representing a broad spectrum of companies that operate in numerous industries, FEI's Boston Chapter is the largest chapter of the premier professional association for senior and mid-level corporate financial managers. Some of our Bentley students gathered for the 2014 FEI Scholarship Award dinner on April 23, 2014.
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Disc Jockeys
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