The Aviation Management program at St. John’s College coordinated with Saint Louis University, offers students a comprehensive understanding of the aviation industry, focusing on areas such as airline management, airport operations, safety regulations, and aviation marketing. Students gain the knowledge and skills required to manage aviation organizations and understand the complex systems that drive the global aviation sector. The program prepares graduates for careers in airline and airport management, logistics, aviation safety, and other aviation-related fields.

The Business Administration program at St. John’s College provides students with essential knowledge and skills in management, marketing, finance, and organizational behavior. Students learn how to analyze business operations, make informed decisions, and lead teams effectively in a global business environment. The program prepares graduates for careers in business management, entrepreneurship, marketing, finance, and other areas of business.

The Business Administration with Accounting program at St. John’s College combines core business management principles with in-depth accounting knowledge, focusing on financial reporting, budgeting, taxation, and auditing. Students develop strong analytical and financial skills to manage business finances, ensuring effective decision-making and compliance. The program prepares graduates for careers in accounting, finance, business management, and related fields.

The Business Administration with Accounting and Economics program at St. John’s College integrates key principles of business management, accounting, and economics, providing students with a well-rounded understanding of financial analysis, economic theory, and business operations. Students develop critical thinking, financial management, and economic analysis skills, preparing them for diverse careers in business, accounting, finance, and economics-related fields.

The Business Administration with Economics program at St. John’s College combines core business management concepts with economic theory, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of how economic principles impact business operations and decision-making. Students gain valuable skills in economic analysis, strategic planning, and financial management, preparing them for careers in business, finance, economics, and public policy.

The Business Administration with Graphic Design program at St. John’s College combines the principles of business management with creative design skills, allowing students to develop expertise in both areas. Students learn about marketing, branding, entrepreneurship, and design techniques, preparing them to work in creative industries while effectively managing business operations. The program prepares graduates for careers in graphic design, marketing, branding, and business management.

The Entrepreneurship program at St. John’s College provides students with the skills and knowledge to launch and manage successful businesses. Through coursework in business strategy, innovation, marketing, and finance, students learn to identify opportunities, create business plans, and navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship. The program prepares graduates to become entrepreneurial leaders in various industries or pursue their own ventures.

The Associate Degree in Hospitality Management at St. John’s Junior College, offered in partnership with the American Hotel and Lodging Education Institute (AHLEI), prepares students for dynamic careers in the global hospitality and tourism industry. The program integrates academic foundations with industry-recognized training, providing the knowledge, skills, and leadership competencies needed for success in hotels, resorts, restaurants, event management, and other service-oriented sectors. Graduates are equipped for entry-level management positions or further studies in hospitality, business administration, or related fields, gaining both the academic credentials and professional expertise required to excel in one of the world’s fastest-growing industries.