Business Majors, Minors and Certificates

Climb higher and forge your path to success with a business degree from The University of Akron. Our renowned programs empower you to begin your career, armed with industry-relevant knowledge and real-world experiences that give you a competitive edge in the workplace.




Why become a business major at The University of Akron?

At The University of Akron, you’ll study at an AACSB-accredited business school globally recognized for its excellence in preparing the next generation of business leaders. Here, you’ll be more than your major, benefiting from real-world experiences and joining a thriving business community.

A Recognized, Accredited Business College

Dually accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business and continuously ranked among the top business programs, The University of Akron’s College of Business prepares you with the education you need to rise higher in your business career or venture.

A Thriving Network of Business Professionals

The University of Akron boasts more than 30,000 alumni, over 1,000 of which are now in executive positions throughout the United States. By becoming a business major at UA, you’ll join this active network that often helps shape our future business degree programs.

A Business School With Corporate Connections

The University of Akron partners with more than 200 senior executives to shape our business degrees. At UA, you’ll take up-to-date, industry-relevant courses that teach you the skills sought by today’s top employers.

Experience Guaranteed From the Start

The College of Business’ Institute for Leadership Advancement (ILA) provides University of Akron students countless opportunities to grow into strong, impactful leaders through academic courses, co-curricular workshops and events, global immersions, leadership projects, and more.


BUSINESS MINORS


BUSINESS MINORS FOR NON-BUSINESS MAJORS

Enhance your degree with a business minor tailored for non-business majors. Gain valuable business acumen and practical skills that complement your primary field of study.