Accredited by AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), the UND College of Business and Public Administration is one of only about 450 institutions around the world, to receive such accreditation. This accreditation is received through a rigorous and comprehensive peer review process and UND prides itself in maintaining this accreditation.

Our faculty members, consisting of 30 tenured, 27 tenure-track, and 13 non-tenure members, plus administrators, have a strong commitment to help our graduates become not just managers, but leaders in the global economy. Our faculty have received international recognition with publications in many prominent journals. A partnership with the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology's College of Management has been established. Further, close to 100 international students are enrolled in the College of Business and Public Administration. The offering of a minor in Chinese Studies demonstrates our school's commitment to international education.

Degree offerings in the UND College of Business and Public Administration include 14 undergraduate majors in eight departments and in four graduate programs.
Majors are: Accountancy; Airport Management; Aviation Management; Banking and Financial Economics; Business Economics; Entrepreneurship; Financial Management; Industrial Technology; Information Systems; Management; Managerial Finance and Corporate Accounting; Public Administration; Occupational Safety and Environmental Health; other offerings include a Minor in Information Systems; Minor in International Business; Minor in Chinese Studies - Culture and Business; a degree in Business Education; and a track in Entrepreneurship. Master degrees offered by the college faculty include: Master of Business Administration; Master of Science in Industrial Technology; Master in Public Administration; Master of Science in Career and Technical Education.

Student Life. The UND College of Business and Public Administration has over 20 business and public administration clubs and honor society associations. Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society is one of a select group of chapters, available only in business schools with the AACSB International accreditation. With an enrollment of 13,034, UND is a mid-sized university in the community of Grand Forks, with a population of about 50,000. Our safe and friendly Midwestern setting provide a welcoming environment in which to study and learn.

Cost. In recent years tuition rates at U.S. colleges and universities have escalated sharply. When comparison shopping, students find that UND remains a bargain. UND's current tuition rates and other enrollement information may be access at http://business.und.edu.

Dennis J. Elbert
Dean