Carnegie Mellon’s undergraduate Business Administration program, offered by the David A. Tepper School of Business, has earned global recognition for its approach to the study of business management as a science.
More than 50 years ago, our school’s leadership brought forth its vision of a better way to succeed in business.
Management science – the academic alternative to the case study method – has its roots in analytical decision making in complex, dynamic business environments. Carnegie Mellon’s prevalence and popularity has had sweeping effects – today, nearly all leading business schools include some form of the Carnegie Mellon management science model in their curricula.
More than 50 years ago, our school’s leadership brought forth its vision of a better way to succeed in business. Management science – the academic alternative to the case study method – has its roots in analytical decision making in complex, dynamic business environments. Carnegie Mellon’s prevalence and popularity has had sweeping effects – today, nearly all leading business schools include some form of the Carnegie Mellon management science model in their curricula.
Carnegie Mellon is among the world’s elite programs for undergraduate business education. Our success is based upon a rigorous academic curriculum, rich in the technical aspects of management, along with the breadth of liberal education courses and experiences that characterize the best of what undergraduate study represents.
Undergraduate students are trained in all areas of business including accounting, finance, economics, marketing, operations, management information systems and business communications. Our undergraduate coursework has a global focus, and emphasizes quantitative decision making and an analytical approach to problem solving for which the Tepper School of Business is world renowned. Please visit the Tepper School of Business website.
