School of Business

Leadership. Ethics. Critical Thinking.

These skills are the foundation of the NJCU School of Business education. We are preparing the next generation of leaders who will enrich the businesses and communities in which they work and live.

School of Business faculty hail from around the world with a wealth of experience and expertise that translates to a business education grounded in real-world applications. Students gain discipline-related skills in accounting, finance, marketing and management that make them desirable hires in an increasingly competitive business world. Just as critical, students develop a hunger for lifelong learning that will serve them throughout the life of their business and academic careers.

NJCU School of Business ... in the Heart of the Financial District

Exchange Place Jersey City image of building from the pier

image of a professor teaching in front of their class in the school of business

NJCU SIM Group rang closing bell at NASDAQ NYC Times Square

NJCU Alum with Mayor Fulop at gelato opening

Situated in the heart of the Jersey City financial district, the NJCU School of Business is ideal for students on both sides of the Hudson River. Recognizing the potential inherent in Jersey City’s dramatic transformation, the NJCU School of Business plays a leadership role in educating the workforce of tomorrow.

Students at the NJCU School of Business learn from practitioner scholars and world-renowned experts in industry.

The NJCU School of Business features state-of-the-art simulation labs so that students can gain hands-on experience.

NJCU's Student Investment Management (SIM) group, an award-wining campus organization that gives students hands-on experience in stock trading, has won several awards for its ability to out perform the S&P. SIM was selected to ring the closing bell at NASDAQ's MarketSite in New York City's Times Square.

In June 2018, Peter Jose, Lekendrick Shaw and Ivan Almonte, three NJCU alumni, opened Jersey & Co. Gelato, a quick 15-minute walk from campus. Jose and Shaw met at NJCU where they were members of the Student Investment Management Group and analyzed the stock market. Shaw was an analyst while Jose was president of the group. From left to right, Shaw, Jose, Almonte, Mayor Steve Fulop, and Council President Rolando R. Lavarro prepare for the ribbon cutting.