College of Business
The University of Cincinnati’s College of Business is committed to meeting the diverse educational needs of nearly 2,000 undergraduate and 500 graduate students. The College is a leader in experience-based education and high-impact research. The co-op education program is an integral part of the undergraduate program, designed so students can gain real-world experience. The College also offers full and part-time MBA programs.
COB Challenges
To meet the ongoing needs of our business and civic communities, Business@UC needs funding for its Centers’ specialized programs. The programs explore such diverse areas as economic education, private and family business, management and executive training, corporate productivity improvement and real estate. The College focuses on helping its student and corporate customers meet the challenges of globalization, innovation and technology.
Funding Opportunities
Lindner Honors-PLUS
The Lindner Honors-PLUS program educates future business professionals. The program attracts a diverse class of Cincinnati's best and brightest high school leaders. Honors-PLUS scholars are asked to give back to the College and are introduced to public service and volunteerism. All Honors-PLUS students receive merit scholarships to cover all in-state academic and general fees renewable for 12 quarters.
Center for Entrepreneurship Education and Research
The Center's research focuses on understanding the entrepreneurial career choice, inclinations to launch new ventures and practical suggestions to enhance survivability once a venture is launched. The Center reaches into the community with a field case study program, day-long seminars for high school students, competitions and entrepreneur organizations.
Fund Information Technology (FIT)
The College of Business has made strong progress in both distance learning and Internet-centered education. Lindner Hall is home to a new distance education classroom, allowing the College to conduct classes in multiple locations simultaneously via the Internet. The College needs ongoing funds to support this initiative.
Economics Center for Education and Research
The Economics Center for Education and Research is committed to improving the economic future of Cincinnati's children by teaching low- and moderate-income school-aged children the necessary skills to build successful lives. The center will soon be expanding the program, partnering with 42 more Cincinnati schools to extend the proven, creative economics program to reach even more at-risk students. This exposure to a reality-based economics education program will inspire students to prepare for better jobs, resulting in a more vibrant Greater Cincinnati.
Contact Information
Patty Ragio
Senior Director of Development
513-556-7167
Phillip Lanham
Associate Director of Development
513-556-5605
Mailing address:
College of Business
University of Cincinnati
Carl H. Lindner Hall
P.O. Box 210020
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0020
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