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School of Business Administration Academics

Your Business Career Begins Here

Looking for a business degree that fits your educational goals? The University of Dayton School of Business Administration covers a range of business disciplines through our undergraduate and graduate degree programs, undergraduate and graduate certificate programs, minors and bachelor's plus master's program offerings.

With our strong academic foundation and practical education, you'll be fully prepared for your career and future.

All Business Degrees and Programs
Opportunities for Non-Business Students
Academics Highlights

Top 30

in the nation for business academic experiences, according to Poets&Quants.

AACSB Dual-Accredited

a designation held by fewer than 2% of business schools worldwide

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Academic Visit

When you schedule an academic visit with the UD School of Business Administration, you can learn more about life as a University of Dayton business student and all the ways you can create an academic experience that speaks to your interests and goals.
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Design Your Academic Path

Double Major and/or Minor

At the School of Business Administration, you can tailor your education through double majors or minors that match your goals. Combine business disciplines or explore fields beyond business to build a versatile, in-demand skill set. You'll graduate with a personalized, high-impact education that meets the standards of a premier business school.

Explore Business Majors and Minors

Bachelor's Plus Master's Program

With UD's Bachelor's Plus Master's program, you can earn your bachelor's degree and a master's degree at an accelerated pace — often completing your master's degree within just one year of earning your bachelor's degree.

Explore the BPM Program

BWISE

Deepen your business knowledge and make an impact through BWISE (Business Wisdom through International, Service and Experiential Education). This graduation requirement offers transformative, real-world experiences that allow you to apply your skills meaningfully, expand your horizons globally and contribute your talents through service.

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Business Honors Cohort

The Dayton Undergraduate Business Leadership Experience (DoUBLE) offers high-achieving students an elite academic and leadership experience. Engage in honors-only business courses, connect with top executives, learn directly from School's dean in a signature leadership class and add a global lens through an optional London experience.

Learn About Business Honors

AI in the Business Classroom

Our AI in the Business Classroom blog series offers an inside look at how educators and courses in the UD School of Business Administration are preparing students to graduate confident, capable and ready to thrive in an AI-driven future. Explore how AI is reshaping business education without losing the human strengths that set Dayton business students apart.
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AI in the Business Classroom: Meeting Students Where They Are link-arrow link-arrow

At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, AI isn’t replacing learning — it’s expanding access to it. In ACC 341, AI-powered tools help students engage with accounting in flexible ways, freeing class time for deeper discussion and real-world problem solving.
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AI in the Business Classroom: How UD Seniors Learn to Lead With AI. Not Be Replaced by It. link-arrow link-arrow

What do employers really want from graduates in an AI-driven world? In the University of Dayton’s School of Business Administration’s senior-level management courses, students don’t just learn AI tools; they practice real consulting, executive decision-making and critical thinking that prepares them to lead with confidence on day one.
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AI in the Business Classroom: How OPS 301 Helps Students Use AI the Right Way link-arrow link-arrow

At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, OPS 301 introduces all business students to using AI thoughtfully and responsibly. As an introductory course in the Operations and Supply Chain Management major and part of the business core curriculum, it shows how AI supports real business decisions while strengthening the critical thinking and ethical judgment employers expect.
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AI in the Business Classroom: Learn It. Practice It. Sell It. link-arrow link-arrow

At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, sales education continues to evolve. AI-driven simulations and hands-on coaching in Professor Scott Friend’s MKT 310: Principles of Selling are helping students graduate even more prepared for client-facing careers across industries.
Accounting Professor Courtney Stangel

AI in the Business Classroom: How AI Makes Intermediate Accounting Click link-arrow link-arrow

 AI isn’t replacing accounting. It’s reshaping how students learn it. See how Professor Stangel is turning complex concepts into confidence using AI as a tool, not a shortcut.
Marketing Professor Andrew Edelblum

AI in the Business Classroom: Turning Social Media Students Into Human-First Marketers link-arrow link-arrow

What happens when you pair AI’s speed with human creativity? University of Dayton’s School of Business Administration marketing students are finding out as they partner with Brooks Running to redefine social media strategy. Read how our business students are building resume-ready AI skills for a rapidly changing world.
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AI in the Business Classroom: Learning to Think Smarter With AI in BIZ 201 link-arrow link-arrow

Meet Dr. Abdallah, who is helping first-year business students turn AI into a thinking tool, not a shortcut. Discover how BIZ 201 builds confidence, critical thinking, and responsible AI skills in the first semester.
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Business faculty provide students with meaningful opportunities to engage with AI in responsible, career-relevant ways.
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300 College Park
Dayton, Ohio 45469 - 2226
937-229-3731 email

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Our accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

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School of Business Administration Faculty and Staff

Our faculty and staff are here to support you throughout your business journey at UD.

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