Sy Syms School of Business

The Sy Syms School of Business provides students with a strong foundation in analytical thinking, disciplined decision-making, and ethical leadership. Its programs combine professional preparation with a broad liberal arts education, ensuring graduates are equipped for success in a competitive global marketplace. Majors include accounting, business analytics, finance, marketing, and strategy and entrepreneurship, all designed to develop both theoretical understanding and practical skills.

Jewish tradition serves as a guiding framework for exploring ethical issues, an integral component of the Sy Syms experience. All students also attend one of Yeshiva University’s four schools of Jewish studies, complementing their business education with a values-based perspective. Courses are taught by distinguished faculty who bring expertise from both academic research and professional practice. The Sy Syms School of Business offers programs for men at the Wilf Campus and for women at the Beren Campus, attracting students from across the country and around the world. This diversity enriches classroom discussions and prepares students to thrive in an increasingly interconnected global economy.

The curriculum at Sy Syms School of Business includes general education, business core requirements, major requirements, and elective courses. Majors at Sy Syms lead to the degree of Bachelor of Science. Students consult advisors in the Academic Advising Center or the faculty in the major discipline regarding academic requirements. Minors may be taken by Stern College, Yeshiva College, and Sy Syms students.