The CBA offers the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree. Students complete a core curriculum and also choose from one of 13 major areas of study. Minors and concentrations are also available. In addition, the CBA has professional clubs, organizations, and honor societies relating to each major. New major in Global Supply Chain Management coming Fall 2009! More
The internship and co-op programs are designed to give students real-world experience prior to graduation. Both programs are designed so that students maintain the ability to graduate within four years. More
The Centers for Excellence represent LIFE... Leadership, International, Forensics, and Entrepreneurship. Check out what these centers have to offer you. More
- Center for the Development of Leadership Skills
- Center for International Business
- Center for Business Forensics
- Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International) assures an accredited institution encourages excellence and improvement from its undergraduate and graduate business programs.
Combine lessons from Rider's outstanding faculty with the experience of applying theories to real-life situations. More
- MBA
- MAcc
- EMBA
Dynamic programs in the classroom and innovative partnerships with leading companies through our Business Community Partners ensure that you'll leave Rider ready to become a leader. More
- Introduction to the College of Business Administration
April 2009: A team of students (Nicole Addesso, Kelsey Kohler, Michael Venanzi and Justin Chou) from Rider's College of Business Administration, places "THIRD IN THE NATION" during the final round of the 2009 Johnson and Johnson Business Case Competition. To read about their hard work and determination that got them to the final round of this competition, click here.
Expanding our Global Presence: Rider's College of Business Administration recently signed agreements with two institutions of higher education in France. Click here to read more about these exciting partnerships!
May 2009: The College of Business releases the first issue of their newsletter, Getting Down to Business.
