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Welcome to the School of Business Administration

Committed to learning, leadership and service, UD students make a difference in business and society. Our learning community brings people together to take on contemporary business challenges, put theory into practice and change the way the world does business.

Unrehearsed. Unscripted. And 100 percent PowerPoint-free.

That's our RISE Forum, the world's largest student investment forum sponsored by the University of Dayton. Learn More >>

Flyer Enterprises Promotional Video

Flyer Enterprises is a nationally ranked student-run business at the University of Dayton comprised of eight divisions. FE strives to develop employees into successful business leaders through experiential learning. Learn More >>

News

Mindful Leadership - March 08, 2010 - The ultimate campus visit is the prize for one Indian student who won the University's 2010 Mindful Leadership Competition held in conjunction with India's Loyola Institute of Business Administration. More >>

Celebrating RISE X - February 19, 2010 - For 10 years, students at the RISE Global Investment Forum have heard forecasts from top economic experts. This year, it's the students' turn. More >>

Marketing with Meaning - January 15, 2010 - How can Twitter and Facebook bring in new customers? Hear helpful tips from University of Dayton senior marketing students and one of the area's leading marketing strategists. More >>


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Publications

Summer 2009 Dayton Business Leader

Two alumni and a new faculty member give their take on marketing luxury in a troubled economy. Alumni and friends share why sustainability is good for business. The keynote speaker at this fall's Business as a Calling Symposium shares why he thinks purpose should be at the core of commerce. The new CEO of Flyer Enterprises shares her vision for the business. Enterprising students cash in on bright ideas. More >>

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UD Story

Michael Gorman Michael Gorman

Michael Gorman's know-how helped the rail industry save a whopping $2 billion by more efficiently distributing empty rail cars to shippers. It's one of the top six applied operations research projects in the world. More >>

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