School of Business & Economics (Undergrad)

1. Accounting
2. Business Management
3. Economics
4. Environmental Policy and Economics
5. Finance
6. International Management With French, German, or Spanish Major
7. Marketing Analytics
8. Marketing Management
9. Sports Management
10. Supply Chain Management

Moravian University’s School of Business and Economics doesn’t just theorize about up-and-coming industries, globalization, and strategic leadership—we put our students right in the middle of it. Why wait until you graduate to experience the “real world?”

Student Life

Moravian University is located in Bethlehem, PA—a classic college town with an impressive history. We offer on and off-campus housing, a variety of dining areas and cafes, and dozens of student support resources

Academics

Environmental science or music education—how about both? That’s the beauty of a Moravian University education. We have more than 70 areas of study to choose from, numerous undergraduate research opportunities, and an 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio. Plus, every student receives a MacBook Pro and an iPad upon enrolling!

Outcomes

The value of a Moravian University education is more than just a number. It’s greater than our stellar career placement rate or excellent sophomore retention scores. It’s more powerful than our network of active alumni spanning states and countries. It even outshines our lifetime career support and services.

• #36 in Regional Universities North U.S. News & World Report, 2023
• Top Colleges in the Northeast 2022 Forbes America’s Top Colleges List
• #29 in Best Value Schools, U.S. News & World Report
• Best Nursing Master’s Programs for Your Money 2024, MONEY Magazine
• #31 in Undergraduate Teaching, U.S. News & World Report
• #91 in Top Performers on Social Mobility, U.S. News & World Report

• Housing: from $8,650 to $13,428 per year
• Dining: around $6,701 per year

Moravian University offers a variety of residence halls located on the Main Street (North) Campus and Priscilla Payne Hurd (South) Campus. Housing options vary from traditional residence halls to group living spaces including suites, apartments, townhouses, fraternity and sorority houses, and overflow houses.

All on-campus residents have access to a furnished unit, wireless internet, and coinless laundry, as well as Apple TV in select common areas across campus.

Living in a residence hall helps students realize the effect of their actions on those around them, develop sensitivity, and enhance skills in interpersonal relationships.