Girard School of Business and International Commerce

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  • Mendel Center and the Moseley Wrought Iron Arch Bridge.
    Mendel Center and the Moseley Wrought Iron Arch Bridge.
  • Aerial shot of the Academic Quad.
    Aerial shot of the Academic Quad.
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    Whether it’s winter, spring, or anything in between, Merrimack’s beautiful campus is enjoyed by all.
  • The Gladys Sakowich Campus Center, the heart of campus activities.
    The Gladys Sakowich Campus Center, the heart of campus activities.
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    The Collegiate Church of Christ the Teacher is the spiritual center of the Merrimack College community.

Girard School of Business and International Commerce

“At Merrimack’s Girard School, you’ll find our innovative curriculum prepares you for leadership roles in society and enables you to be effective in the world’s rapidly changing business environment. Committed to the highest standards of teaching and research, our unique approach to business education includes a strong foundation in the liberal arts and Augustinian values, as well as a solid background in business in the areas of accounting, finance, marketing, management and international business.”

- Mark Cordano, Ph.D., Dean

Our rigorous undergraduate business education gives graduates a true edge among their peers.  With small class sizes, we foster engagement and close personal interaction — yet we also provide unique experiential learning opportunities to give you valuable real world experience.

You’ll gain the tools to become a flexible and creative thinker, an effective leader, a hands-on decision-maker and an ethical citizen.

Our students undertake projects in teams and have the opportunity to collaborate with outside practitioners to solve actual business problems. As you gain knowledge and learn communication and critical thinking skills, you also learn to manage change, motivate others, and assume responsibility. And through internships, co-ops, and study abroad, you experience firsthand how businesses operate on the street.

True to our Augustinian tradition, the business faculty encourage students to be passionate about learning and respectful of diverse views. As a whole, the well-rounded education we impart prepares our graduates to hit the ground running and pursue successful careers.