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MSU combines nationally ranked programs in supply chain, hospitality, packaging and much more with real-world labs, global learning opportunities, and strong employer networks across industries.
What can I study?
With 30+ majors across multiple colleges, MSU gives you the flexibility to shape your business and management path. You can focus on areas like
- Core business functions: accounting, finance, management, marketing
- Creative and strategic communication: advertising, public relations
- Global and analytical focus: economics, international relations, quantitative risk analytics
- Industry-specific tracks: hospitality business, agribusiness, packaging, food industry management
- Applied and technical skills: construction management, supply chain management, human resources
Not sure where to begin? Start with exploratory preference and find your best fit.
How can I get involved?
With 1,000+ student clubs and organizations (including more than 60 related to business and management), there is something for everyone at MSU.
Clubs include
- Future Leaders in Sports & Entertainment;
- Students Consulting for Nonprofit Organizations;
- Spartan Business Golf Club;
- Multicultural Business Students;
- Business Fraternities;
- and much more.
No. 1
for supply chain management and logistics (U.S. News & World Report)
Top 20
public business schools in U.S. (Bloomberg Businessweek)
$56.8K
Average starting salary for MSU Broad graduates
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