Niagara’s College of Business Administration is accredited by the AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) – a distinction achieved by only about a quarter of all business schools nationwide. We offer a rigorous business curriculum highlighted by:

• STATE -OF-THE-ART FACILITIES using the most current business technology.
• REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE based on research, internships, cooperative education, and study-abroad programs, as well as class projects with local businesses and nonprofits.
• A LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION that coordinates with our business curriculum. This provides students with a strong foundation in critical thinking, problem-solving, ethics, communication, and teamwork.

Niagara business majors build strong resumes through experiences such as:

• PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. First-year students are acquainted with the latest business trends in the required course Business 120. This introduction continues throughout students’ tenure at Niagara, in courses such as Operations & Information Management (MGT 390) and Business Strategy
  and Policy (BUS 460).
• EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. Business majors may participate in several honor societies and academic clubs, including the Accounting Society,
  the Niagara Marketing Association, the Society for Human Resource
  Management, and our fastest-growing student organization, the Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization.
• SERVICE. Students gain professional experience while giving back to
  the community. One example is the accounting majors who prepare taxes
  for local elderly and low-income citizens. Many other activities are
  coordinated through Niagara’s Community Action Program (www.
  niagara.edu/learnserve).
• MEET THE ACCOUNTANTS NIGHT. Students connect with employers to discuss accounting careers. They socialize and meet with a host of accounting firms that hire many of them upon graduation.
• STUDY ABROAD. Niagara offers 80 study abroad experiences in 30 countries through our membership in the Consortium for International Studies.