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In the SC Johnson College of Business .

Undergraduate Business Programs

The SC Johnson College of Business offers two undergraduate majors and multiple business minors through the college’s two AACSB accredited undergraduate business schools:

• Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management   
• School of Hotel Administration   

Opportunities to minor in a business-related field include:

• The University-Wide Business Minor (UBM) is intended for students majoring in subject areas other than business, to gain exposure to business concepts, frameworks and methods.
• The University-Wide Minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation (MEI) prepares Cornell students to be agents of change in careers that require the application of entrepreneurial thinking and action to economic and social challenges
• The Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate prepares students for careers in the commercial real estate industry, and is open to students regardless of major.
• The Dyson Business Minor for Engineers (DBME) is specifically tailored to the educational and career needs of engineering students.
• The Dyson Business Minor for Life Sciences major (DBMLS) offers business concepts in the context of nonprofit, research, pre-med, pre-dental and pre-vet fields.
• The Applied Economics and Management (AEM) minors offer specializations in Agribusiness Management; Applied Economics; Environmental, Energy and Resource Economics; and International Trade and Development for students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

For additional information about preparing for a career in business, see the section on Undergraduate Business and Professional Studies .

Graduate and Professional Business Programs

Multiple opportunities for graduate and professional studies in business are available through Cornell’s three AACSB accredited business management schools:

• Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management  
• Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management  
• School of Hotel Administration