Business, Organizations and Society
About This Programme
Business and management studied within its social and ethical context.
Course Highlights
- Business and management within its social, political and economic context
- Draws on NYUAD, NYU Stern and NYU Shanghai courses
- Requires a second major or minor outside business and economics
What You'll Study
Studied full-time over four years on the Saadiyat Island campus, combining the NYUAD Core Curriculum, major coursework and electives, up to two semesters of Study Away across NYU's global network, and a required senior Capstone.
Foundations
A holistic view of the interactions between business and society, with both quantitative and qualitative grounding.
- Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Markets
- Managerial Economics
- Calculus with Applications to Economics
- Business Ethics
Business Foundations and Electives
Choose three business foundations plus social-impact, methods and general-business electives.
- Management and Organizations
- Strategic Management
- Principles of Marketing
- Introduction to Accounting
- Foundations of Financial Markets
- Social Impact elective (e.g. Sustainability Management, Impact Investing)
Senior Capstone
A capstone seminar and project.
- Capstone Seminar
- Capstone Project
Careers
Prepares students for roles across the private, public and governmental sectors, including consulting, entrepreneurship, NGO work and community development, and for business-oriented graduate and professional degrees.
Programme Details
Award
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Start Date
September 2026
Duration
4 years
Qualification
Bachelors
Subject Area
Business & Finance
Study Pattern
Full time
Delivery Format
On campus
Tuition Fee
AED 251,838/yr
USD 68,574 as published, converted at the pegged rate of 3.6725
Apply through the Common Application. NYU Abu Dhabi awards need-based institutional grants, with need calculated from the CSS Profile. Published tuition is USD 68,574 per year (2026-27), the same for every undergraduate major; most students pay less through need-based aid.