Be a Leader in Your Field
In today’s technology-driven and rapidly evolving world, we need people who can lead, problem solve, and think critically more than ever.
The College of Business and Engineering, which includes the Jay S. Sidhu School of Business and Leadership and the School of Engineering, fosters these in-demand skills in students to create tomorrow’s business leaders and engineers.
What do you want to do?
Programs within the College of Business and Engineering focus on important areas of their respective fields and prepare students for high-impact careers.
What We Offer
World-Class Business Programs
The Sidhu School offers programs in accounting, finance, management, marketing and sports management as well as a graduate-level master’s of business administration program. The Sidhu School is housed in the 80,000-square-foot Simms Center which is outfitted with smart classrooms, student meeting rooms, a coffee shop and more.
All business programs in the Sidhu School of Business and Leadership are AACSB accredited.
Hands-On Engineering Programs
The School of Engineering offers ABET-accredited undergraduate programs in civil, electrical and environmental engineering, and graduate programs in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, engineering management and bioengineering. Project-based classes allow students to obtain substantial hands-on experience throughout their time at Â鶹ÊÓƵAPK.
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Explore the College
Expert Faculty, Experiential Learning
Classroom learning is supplemented by the opportunity to obtain hands-on experience. All undergraduate students in the Sidhu School obtain at least one internship before graduation, which allows them to apply what they learned in the classroom to working in a real-life business.
Small class sizes allow for engineering students to work closely with experienced engineering faculty in both classroom and lab settings.
Our Students
The College of Business and Engineering focuses on developing in-demand skills and providing hands-on learning to its students. All undergraduate students in the Sidhu School obtain at least one internship before graduation, which allows them to apply what they learned in the classroom to working in a real-life business. Engineering students have opportunities to work close with expert faculty in both classroom and lab settings to gain valuable real-world experience.