HERE YOU'LL DO MORE THAN STUDY BUSINESS.
YOU'LL CONDUCT IT.

In the School of Business Administration, you study business theory, then practice it in the real world. You might manage a multimillion dollar investment portfolio, tackle information projects for local companies or develop strategic plans for non-profit organizations in the city. You engage with your professors — successful business people themselves — in animated discussions in small, interactive classes. Conduct business with the latest technology at your fingertips and study abroad to get a feel for the global economy. These skills, coupled with the service-minded awareness of the University of Dayton's educational philosophy, create savvy, forward-thinking and, above all, ethical leaders who seek to make a positive mark in the business world for decades to come.

WE'RE READY TO CHANGE THE WAY THE WORLD DOES BUSINESS.

As a Catholic, Marianist university, we prepare ethical leaders with business savvy and a global outlook.

And our students don't just study business theory. They practice it. Our entrepreneurship program consistently ranks in the top 15, and we're the home of Flyer Enterprises, one of the largest student-run businesses in the country. In our state-of-the-art Davis Center for Portfolio Management, undergraduates run one of the top 15 student-managed portfolios in the country and rub shoulders with the biggest names on Wall Street through our annual R.I.S.E. global investment forum. Our undergraduate and MBA students tackle projects for hundreds of local companies and develop strategic plans for non-profits.

The Princeton Review ranks us among the best business schools in the country. Students speak highly of the MBA program. It's one of 15 named to The Princeton Review's "Student Opinion Honors for Business Schools."

All in all, this is great place to learn how to make your mark on the world.

Paul Bobrowski
Dean
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GRADUATE WITH A MILLION DOLLAR RÉSUMÉ.

Our students graduate with not only business know-how but also the ambition to change the way it’s done.  Handling multi-million dollar portfolios, like you do in the Davis Center for Portfolio Management, can do that.

Through a curriculum that addresses contemporary business challenges, the school aims to put the University of Dayton graduate ahead of the game.  Just ask Adam Weber, who used his experience as VP of Flyer Enterprises, a $1.3 million student-run operation, to land him the coveted position of assistant brand manager at Proctor & Gamble Co. 

You'll incorporate experiential and collaborative learning methods to develop leadership skills, meld theory and practice, and promote ethics and integrity.  Employers appreciate that our students graduate fully prepared for careers in the high-performance world of business.

Academic opportunities

The college experience extends well beyond the classroom at the University of Dayton. New students soon discover that opportunities are boundless. We recognize your vast potential, and therefore provide outlets for every student's interests and talents, be they in technology, the arts, research, service, writing, performance ... we have the resources to help you flourish.
 
At the University of Dayton, our learning is not limited to the classroom. Your academic study is enriched by a wealth of opportunities. Take advantage of them.
 
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High Hopes

05.06.2013 | Service and Giving, Catholic, Culture and Society, President

President Dan Curran encouraged the Class of 2013 to walk through the door and into the world. More

 
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Globalization 101

05.02.2013 | Students, Faculty, Service and Giving, Engineering

Students are jetting to China this month to take classes at the University of Dayton China Institute. More

 
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High "Standerds"

04.11.2013 | Business, Research, Engineering, Fine Arts, Education, Science, Students, Campus and Community, Hot Topics

The university's annual Stander Symposium showcases students' excellence in research, academics and visual and performing arts. More

 
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A Winning Plan

04.10.2013 | Business, Campus and Community

An online platform for music videos won the $25,000 first prize in the University of Dayton's 2012-13 Business Plan Competition. More

 

We've Got a Lot More to Tell

The University of Dayton's School of Business Administration is a welcoming community. We'd love to hear from you. Please feel free to contact us directly.

To learn more about our programs, faculty and departments, visit our website.
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