Welcome to the Division of Business & Professional Studies at Montgomery County Community College.
The Business & Professional Studies division provides quality academic and professional training in the fields of Accounting, Business Administration, Baking & Pastry Arts, Culinary Arts, Criminal Justice, Education, Human Services, Tourism & Hospitality Management, Psychology, and Management. With an AA, AS, or AAS degree in a Business and Professional Studies program, students are well-prepared to enter a career or transfer for the next phase of their educational journey at one of several 4-year partner institutions. In addition, robust professional trainings, credit and non-credit credentials such as those offered through the Municipal Police Academy and the Hospitality Institute, enhance the professional qualifications of our students across a broad spectrum of disciplines.
Business and Professional Studies faculty provide subject matter expertise that complies with state certification requirements and industry standards. By bringing together our distinguished and diverse academic community with working professionals, Business & Professional Studies serves as a catalyst for new ideas and cutting-edge practices that help students, academics, policy makers and practitioners take on complex issues now and in the future. We look forward to meeting you and learning more about your career and professional interests. If you have questions or would like to connect with staff and faculty in our programs, please contact bps@mc3.edu.
General list of program subjects under Business & Professional Studies:
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Accounting
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Baking and Pastry Arts
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Business Administration
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Culinary Arts
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Criminal Justice
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Economics
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Education
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Entrepreneurship
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Hospitality Institute
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Human Services
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Management
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Marketing
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Office Management
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Psychology
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Tourism & Hospitality Management
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Municipal Police Academy
Kelly Strunk, M.S.S., M.L.S.P.
Temporary Dean of Business and Professional Studies
Sweet Success!
Montco Graduate, Katharine Boyle of Glenside is spending the next year in Germany to participate in the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals program.
鈥淎ttending Montco helped me to get a job at a fine-dining restaurant鈥�
Kathrine credits 海角社区, its Baking & Pastry Arts Program and Baking & Pastry Assistant Professor Joseph Jacques for honing her baking skills and with helping her get selected for the exchange program.