North Carolina Central University, School of Business
The School of Business delivers high impact undergraduate and graduate business education programs through innovative teaching, relevant scholarship, and academic service learning. With an enrollment of over 900 students, the NCCU School of Business offers programs of study leading to Bachelors degrees in Accounting, Business Administration (with concentrations in Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Finance, General Business, and Human Resource Management), Information Technology (with three concentrations), and Hospitality and Tourism Administration. The School offers the MBA and joint graduate degrees with other programs on campus, including the MBA/JD (with the School of Law) and the MBA/MIS (with the School of Library and Information Sciences). Three MBA concentrations were added beginning Spring 2021, in ??????. The School has received $38 million in State funding, which will be combined with a broad fundraising effort, to construct a new business school facility. The expected completion timeframe is 2023.