CSU College of Business

High School Programs

Our high school business programs offer foundational concepts through hands-on experiences. These programs provide the opportunity to engage with leading faculty members, connect with peers who share your interests, gain insights from local and global executives, and work to solve real challenges that businesses face. Make the most of your high school experience and explore our business programs!

Global Business Academy

Venture Validator – Summer Camp

IT in Business

Undergraduate Programs

Overview

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Through your journey with us, you will work toward earning a Bachelor of Science in business administration. Our business foundation encourages critical thinking while exploring modern management theories, relevant business practices, and current industry trends. You’ll discover your interests along the way and begin to focus your studies. Then you can choose from ten concentrations to merge your academic focus with your career goals.

Accelerated Business Degree

Accelerated Master's Programs

AUCC Courses

Business Minors

Undergraduate Certificates

Business for a Better World Undergraduate Research Fellows Program

Graduate and MBA Programs

Overview

You might be ready for a change. You might be ready for a challenge. You know you’re ready for something more. Find an advanced degree that fits your journey by choosing from our eight graduate programs – including three MBAs and three ways to earn our core MBA. Or enhance your skills with one of our online certificates.

Master of Business Administration

MBA - Three Ways to Learn

Online MBA

Online MBA - Mosaic

Evening MBA - on Campus or Online

Impact MBA

Master of Accountancy

Master of Computer Information Systems

Master of Finance

Graduate Certificates

International Business Experience

Dual Degree

Tuition Benefits

Graduate Certificates Programs

Overview

Expand your knowledge of business, sharpen your skillsets and make your resume more competitive with our graduate certificates in business. Taught by the same faculty as our Master's programs, our graduate certificates are available online or on campus. Our business certificates are for-credit and can be applied towards our Master's and MBA programs.

Applied Finance

Applied Investments

Business Application Development

Business Information Systems

Business Intelligence

Business Management

Corporate Finance

Cybersecurity

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Global Supply Chain Management

IT Project Management

Marketing Management

Organizational Leadership

Sustainable Business

Business Transforms Lives

CSU College of Business Named Best Business School by The PIE

In recognition of its innovative partnership with the Leap Scholar program that expands opportunities to complete a graduate degree for students in India, the CSU College of Business has been named Best Business School by the international education publication The PIE.

Travis Maynard Named First L. Carl and Wilma G. Bailey University Endowed Chair in Business

The Colorado State University College of Business is celebrating the establishment of the prestigious L. Carl and Wilma G. Bailey University Endowed Chair in Business thanks to a generous bequest from the Baileys. The endowed chair will indefinitely honor faculty’s extraordinary contributions to their discipline, the College, and more broadly, CSU.

MBA students hold B4BW flag in Lakers' health training center

Travel diary: CSU College of Business MBA Student Shares Her Experience on For-Credit Trip to LA Lakers, Sony Pictures, Snap Inc.

Online MBA student Toni Dolphin shared her experience on a regional business immersion trip to the Los Angeles area with the College of Business, which took students to high-profile businesses including Snap Inc., Sony Pictures Entertainment, Angel City Football Club and the Los Angeles Lakers.

Aligning Multiple DEI Programs Key to Success, Research Finds

Companies that implement diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives aimed at supporting women and minority employees find success when coordinating practices rather than resorting to an ad-hoc patchwork of programs, new research developed from a groundbreaking dataset from Colorado State University’s College of Business finds.