Undergraduate Programs

Undergraduate students at WPI's Business School are immersed in coursework and project-based learning that emphasizes entrepreneurial thinking, collaboration across disciplines, and innovative uses of technology.

If you’re interested in WPI, you’re likely already a problem-solver—and your experiences here will help you hone those skills, and learn to apply technology to solve complex issues in organizations.

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BS Business
WPI undergraduate business students are prepared to integrate technology and change into existing organizations, think critically and analytically to define and solve business problems, and work effectively as part of team...

BS Industrial Engineering
WPI industrial engineering majors are immersed in current methods for design and analysis of processes; issues relative to design principles, such as lean manufacturing, and common problems, such as materials management, and how to address them; and the system view...

BS Management Engineering
WPI management engineering majors select a technical concentration in engineering—biomedical, civil, electrical, mechanical, manufacturing—or science and may select an operations concentration. Most graduates are hired into leadership programs…

BS Management Information Systems
WPI management information systems majors delve into coursework and projects that focus on the development, use, and management of business computing applications, blending business, computer science, and training…

BS/MS

Through the university’s BS/MS Program, any WPI student can add a master’s degree from the Business School and, with careful planning, complete both degrees in four years. Please consult Norm Wilkinson, Executive Director of Business Programs, for curriculum planning advice. Students in a BS/MS program must meet all of the requirements of both degrees. Students remain classified as undergraduates until they complete the BS degree. See more.

Junior, BS in Management Engineering; MS in Management

Minors

At WPI, a Minor is a thematically related set of course work in an area separate from your major. It typically entails taking six courses and completing a capstone project. These six Business School minors are open to all undergraduate students.