Baccalauréat ès sciences en gestion des affaires et de la technologie

The School of Engineering's Bachelor of Science in Business and Technology Management (BTM) is oriented toward current and future high growth areas. This STEM based program acknowledges that modern business leaders must be deeply familiar with technology and innovation, and work in diverse venues. The BTM program will give the business leaders of tomorrow distinct advantages towards securing prosperous and satisfying careers.

The BTM degree will provide you with a relevant professional management education and effective approaches related to technology, entrepreneurship, managing professionals and information. The BTM program also offers rigorous training in the qualitative, quantitative, and innovative aspects of technology and innovation management. In short, BTM creatively fuses modern business administration with state-of-the-art technology management.

Management requires that the effective communication of ideas, so the BTM learning experience also emphasizes spoken and written presentations in individual, team, classroom, and field internship settings.

At the Tandon School of Engineering, not only will you learn in the classroom, but also through studying real-world cases, as well as active learning in the field.

The NYU Tandon School of Engineering, which traces its origins back to 1854, is the product of a union between two strong traditions. We are the result of merging a world-class research university in and of the city with an engineering school dedicated to the premise that you can be born anywhere but made right here in Brooklyn.

At NYU Tandon students of every stripe can set forth on their journeys to gratifying careers, entrepreneurial success, and technological innovation — and, just as important, to self-discovery. Our alumni have gone on to found companies, traveled beyond Earth’s limits, attained boardroom success, and reached the pinnacle of their academic fields.

They share our core belief as an institution: that harnessing the power of science and technology will lead to a more equitable society and a greener, safer, better-connected world.