Mendoza College of Business
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| Type | Private |
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| Established | 1921 |
| Dean | Carolyn Y. Woo |
| Students | 2263 |
| Undergraduates | 1552 |
| Postgraduates | 711 |
| Location | , , |
| Website | http://www.nd.edu/~cba |
The Mendoza College of Business is one of the colleges at the University of Notre Dame, which is located in Notre Dame, Indiana of the United States. The core philosophy of the Mendoza College can be found from Rev. O'Hara's understanding of commerce; "The primary function of commerce is service to mankind," and "Business has a code of ethics based very largely on divine principles. When this code is followed, commerce can and does advance civilization. When it is overlooked by selfish interests, individual or national, every sort of injustice, from petty thievery to world war, may result."
History
Established in 1921 by priest John F. O'Hara, the College of Business seeks to advance knowledge through distinguished scholarship and research balanced with inspirational teaching and spirited service. Undergraduate degrees are offered in Accountancy, Finance and Business Economics, Management, Marketing, and Management of Information Systems.
Degrees
- Bachelor of Business Administration
- Accountancy
- Finance and Business Economics
- Management
- Marketing
- Management of Information Systems
- Masters in Business Administration (MBA)
- Two-Year Program
- Accelerated One-Year Program
- Executive Program: Chicago • South Bend • Cincinnati
- Master of Nonprofit Administration (MNA)
- Masters of Science in Accountancy
- Executive Education Non-Degree Programs
- Executive Integral Leadership
- Custom Programs
- Supervisory Development
- Project Management
- Executive Certificate in Negotiation
- Certificate in Executive Management
- Six Sigma
- International Programs
External links and references
- Official website
- Official Notre Dame University website
- Official Notre Dame University athletics website
- Notre Dame Scholastic Magazine
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