School of Business and Economics
Academic Quality: What’s on your list? Count the advantages of AACSB accreditation. Small classes. An outstanding faculty. Mentoring opportunities. It’s all here.
Focus on Success: This is where you’ll be challenged as never before. And together we’ll explore how values and ethics play an integral part in your success story.
Networking: When you attend business and economics classes here in Seattle, the contacts you make can lead to exciting career opportunities. It’s all about being in the right place, at the right time.
Reputation: At SPU’s School of Business and Economics, you’ll learn essential tools to practice business in a way that contributes to society. That’s what we’re known for.
In the School of Business and Economics at Seattle Pacific University, we believe the highest purpose of business is to serve. Designed to advance “another way of doing business,” SPU's program is AACSB-accredited with quality instruction, small classes, and professional mentoring that underscore our emphasis on ethics derived from a distinctly Christian worldview.
Whether you're a potential graduate or undergraduate student, SPU's School of Business and Economics opens the door to service in the marketplace.
Graduate Programs
Choose from master's degree programs in Business Administration (MBA), Information Systems (MS-ISM), and Management With a Specialization in Social and Sustainable Management (MASSM).
Undergraduate Programs
We offer three undergraduate majors: Accounting, Economics, and Business Administration (with seven distinct emphases). Minors include Business Administration, Economics, and Entrepreneurship.
Professional Education
SPU partners with several professional organizations to offer a Certificate in Professional Human Resource Management and a Certificate in Global Human Resource Management.
School of Business News and Events
Summer Institute 2013
The Center for Integrity in Business and Center for Biblical and Theological Education are delighted to offer two one-week courses in June. These are geared for business leaders, pastors and church leaders, and theology students.
Does Business Matter to God?
Yes, says Jeff Van Duzer, SPU provost and former dean of the School of Business and Economics. Read his award-winning article in SPU's Response magazine.
AACSB Accredited
SPU’s School of Business and Economics is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB), the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.