As a Queensborough student you will focus your education in one of our five nationally recognized Queensborough Academies.
As a Queensborough student you will focus your education in one of our five nationally recognized Queensborough Academies.
Studying in the Business Academy you will learn from professors who are passionate about their subjects – and your future. Business degree programs place a strong emphasis on the practical application of problem-solving tasks, case studies and team work. Your business degree will open doors to networking opportunities in the business world!
Faculty-led opportunities include service-learning experiences as well as special events and field trips that will result in a more focused, impactful education.
From the moment you step onto our campus, you are paired with a personal Queensborough Academy Adviser dedicated to helping you reach your academic and career goals. Your Academy Adviser will guide you through course selection, help you understand degree requirements, assist with career planning and support you through your entire time at Queensborough.
Within your Queensborough Business Academy, you will have the opportunity to connect in-class learning with real-world experiences by participating in the College’s successful Mock Trial and Fed Challenge Teams – just to name a few. Queensborough is one of the few community colleges to offer these business related team experiences and both teams have an outstanding record in local and regional competitions.
Associate in Science (A.S.)
Accounting for Forensic Accounting Dual/Joint with John Jay
If you're interested in principles of accounting, finance, law, investigation techniques, ethics, theories of criminology and the forensic accounting field, this program is for you! The program consists of courses which enable you to pursue further education and careers in forensic accounting, accounting, and auditing, as well as financial operations and management fields. After successfully completing the program you’ll have access to the upper division baccalaureate program in Fraud Examination and Financial Forensics at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Business Administration
If you’re looking to become a future business professional, this program will give you a broad overview of the business field and the academic foundation for career success. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to transfer to a bachelor’s degree program to specialize in a subject specific area. These could include accounting, business, finance or marketing. The program requires a minimum of 30 credits in liberal arts and sciences and a minimum of 23 credits in professional courses. Specific requirements for transferring credits vary with each institution.
Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Accounting
Do you like working with numbers? Accounting involves recording, classifying, analyzing and summarizing financial data. As a graduate, you’ll be prepared to enter the job market as junior accountant, accounting clerk, tax examiner or office manager. If you choose to pursue a bachelor’s degree, you’ll be ready for other career paths including auditor, controller and certified public accountant.
Computer Information Systems
The management of information drives many aspects of the modern business world. Learn the principles of information systems, systems analysis, and computer programming, accompanied by “hands-on” projects and applications. After graduation, you will be ready to either enter for the job market or transfer to a bachelor’s degree program for more academic and career opportunities.
Management
The A.A.S. degree program in Management offers students an opportunity to explore a wide range of business subjects. The curriculum stresses employment skills and prepares students for entry-level positions in professional areas such as sales, advertising, product management, market research, retailing, international business, and small business management.
Medical Assistant
The A.A.S. degree program in Medical Assistant builds upong the existing 30-credit Certificate in Medical Office Assistant. By completing the Associate Degree program, students will increase their general medical knowledge and administrative skills and will gain proficiency in additional clinical procedures that a typical medical office would employ.
Office Administration & Technology
The office environment has been revolutionized by rapidly expanding and changing technologies. Queensborough’s Associate in Applied Science (A. A. S.) curriculum in Office Administration and Technology (OAT) prepares students for entry-level positions and career advancement in office administration, office supervision, and office management. Office software skills, communication skills, and writing skills are an integral part of OAT coursework.
Certificate Programs
Computer Information Systems
Learn the principles of information systems, systems analysis, and computer programming, accompanied by “hands-on” projects and applications. If you’re currently employed in computer programming or a related business area and want to improve your skills, this program is for you! You’ll take a basic core of 18 credits then choose a 12-credit option in Computer Programming or Microcomputer Applications Software.
Office Administration Assistant
If you’re seeking employment as an office administrative assistant, this one-year college program, which is offered in both the day and evening sessions, provides the essential combination of education and training to give you the edge in a highly competitive job market. To complete the certificate, students can follow one of the concentrations shown below OR select any 16 credits from the courses listed in either of the concentrations.
Health Care Office Administration: Managing, Coding, and Billing
The curriculum develops your communication, interpersonal and business management skills. It also provides a broad understanding of the ways in which society deals with health and disease and offers selected exercises in physiology and anatomy. In addition, you’ll receive instruction in medical office procedures, computer use, coding and billing.
Medical Office Assistant
The modern medical office requires individuals trained in medical facility procedures, as well as administrative, technical, and secretarial skills. The Medical Office Assistant Certificate program combines medical secretarial skills with study of basic biological principles, public health sciences, and medical office clinical procedures.
Potential Careers / Transfer Paths
What careers can I pursue after Queensborough?
With a degree/certificate from Queensborough Community College, you can achieve extraordinary success in a wide variety of careers. Visit CareerTraQ to get started exploring potential options. Also, visit the Office of Career Services page for valuable resources to aid you in career planning.
Where can I transfer after Queensborough?
Queensborough Community College has transfer agreements with several colleges and universities for you to continue to acquire the skills necessary to succeed in your chosen field. Visit our Transfer Agreements page to learn more.
Announcements
Contact Us
Academic Advisement:
Academy Lead Adviser, Ms. Natalie Roopchand
Faculty Coordinators:
Dr. Cheryl Tokke
Assistant Professor, Business
Office Location: A-405, Extension: 5423
Ms. Sharon Huang
Lecturer, Business
Office Location: A-405, Extension: 5056
The office is providing services to students via e-mail, telephone, and online zoom appointments, with limited in-person services available. We recommend that you continue to work with us remotely - it's convenient and easy!
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