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Follow the School of Business

and Economics in the latest edition of Shareholders

The autumn Shareholders is out. 

Our latest edition focuses on our partnerships around the world and close to home. 

Read about our very successful study abroad program in China, and other highlights this year.

Learn the Facts about the MBA & MS-ISM Graduate Programs at Our Next Open House on December 1st  Prospective students interested in the MBA and MS-ISM graduate business programs at Seattle Pacific University are invited to join us Tuesday, December 1st, from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. in McKenna Hall (second floor) for our Graduate Programs Open House.  Come talk one-on-one with MBA and MS-ISM faculty and staff.  Get face-to-face answers to all your questions.  Let us help you get started on your graduate business degree.  For more information and to RSVP.

Two New Specializations in the MBA at SPU

Seattle Pacific University's School of Business and Economics is now offering two new specialization areas in the MBA program.  The new Technology Management and International Business specializations will enable students to excel in today's complex and changing business environment.

The Technology Management specialization builds the competencies needed for managing technology companies, products, and services.   The International Business specialization encompasses a study abroad experience, and a variety of area studies, including newly emerging economies, managing across cultural contexts, and international finance.  For more information.

SBE First in the Pacific Northwest to Adopt the United Nations'

"Principles of Responsible Management Education"

The School of Business and Economics at Seattle Pacific University is the first business school in the Pacific Northwest to adopt the United Nations' "Principles for Responsible Management Education."  As an early adopter, SBE joins a number of other leading business schools in committing to inspire and champion responsible management education, research and thought leadership globally. 

Co-conveners of this program include AACSB, the Aspen Institute, EABIS, and the United Nations Global Compact.  AACSB accredited institutions who are willing to integrate corporate responsibility and sustainability in a systemic manner throughout their programs are invited to join.  According to SBE Dean Jeff Van Duzer, "For us, this was an easy decision.  This is right at the heart of what we've been doing for years."