The B.S. in Management Information Systems (MIS) is an ideal degree if you have interests in both business and technology. Your core courses in business and programming will give you the foundation to use information technology to improve efficiency and operations at organizations in a number of industries.
A B.S. in Finance from Behrend can prepare you for a career in every segment of our economy—private corporations, government, financial services, banking, academia, nonprofits.
Penn State Behrend's B.S. in Accounting is far more than just bookkeeping. The program will prepare you to be a strategic business adviser. The foundational skills you'll learn in the Accounting program can open doors to a variety of positions in wide-ranging fields.
If you’re looking for nearly limitless career options, the B.S. in Project and Supply Chain Management might be the major for you. Nearly every business or organization needs an experienced, versatile manager to oversee essential projects—whether developing services, constructing buildings, launching products, or managing supply chains.
Jim Gavio, director of the Yahn Planetarium at Penn State Behrend, talks about the night sky for July 2021, in Erie, PA. Jim discusses visible planets, constellations, and a small meteor shower that will be occurring this month.
Jim Gavio, director of the Yahn Planetarium at Penn State Behrend, talks about the night sky for June 2021, in Erie, PA. Jim discusses the summer solstice and a solar eclipse this month.
The Yahn Planetarium, which operated as the Erie Planetarium since 1959, relocated to Penn State Behrend in 2014 and has become a staple of the college’s School of Science.
In this episode of the Rise & Shine webinar series, Penn State Master Gardener Michael Bailey provides some easy tips for managing a vegetable garden, as well as discusses how the Master Gardener members are supporting initiatives in Erie County.
Courtney Nagle, associate professor of mathematics education, encouraged Penn State Behrend's 2021 graduates to make the most of life's messes. This version of her commencement address was pre-recorded for graduates and guests who could not attend Behrend's in-person commencement ceremonies.
Jim Gavio, director of the Yahn Planetarium at Penn State Behrend, talks about the night sky for May 2021, in Erie, PA. Jim discusses the lunar eclipse/supermoon, multiple planet and moon observations, and some zodiac constellations that lie along an imaginary line called the ecliptic.
