University of Evansville: experience-based learning with a global perspective.

"To compete successfully in today's global economy, you have to have the tools--an open, creative mind, a strong grasp of the fundamentals of how business works and as much hands-on experience as you can get ... and that's what you'll get at UE" says Mark Lemond, CEO, Shoe Carnival, a member of the UE class of 1978 and recognized by Ernst & Young as Indiana's 2001 Entrepreneur of the Year.

The University of Evansville provides the tools that a graduate needs to make a difference in the business community. UE's School of Business Administration offers a distinct edge to be successful in business by providing a strong experience-based program. These experiences give the ability to adapt to the challenges that exist in today's business environment. That's the UE edge.

Right from the beginning students learn how business works. Guided by professors with superior qualifications, they gain experience both in academics and in the realities of today's business environment. Opportunities are available to gain firsthand exposure to business practices with local, national and international corporations including Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana, Alcoa, GE Plastics, Wabash Plastics, plus banks and accounting firms.

Through UE's unique business curriculum, students learn to think with a global perspective. In addition to developing skills in the classroom, students have the opportunity to study abroad at Harlaxton College or anyplace in the world. These experiences provide UE graduates with a resume that reflects a strong experience-based education and skills to contribute to their future employer's success.

The experience at the University of Evansville's School of Business Administration is demanding. It is comprehensive. It is exciting. Most important, it provides students with the abilities needed to succeed in the ever-changing, ever-evolving, incredibly rewarding world of business. This process begins in the student's freshman year ...

FIRST YEAR: THE AMERICAN CORPORATION...