Culverhouse College of Business' students have access to an uncommon variety of resources within an institution that is renowned for its faculty, staff and cutting-edge curriculum. Culverhouse’s dedication to the growth and development of its students and graduates goes beyond classroom learning to instill in students the values of the school itself: the rigorous pursuit of goals, a capacity for innovation in modern business’ most competitive fields and the ability to remain relevant in a global business environment that is always redefining relevance. 

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  We have updated our name and are now known as the Culverhouse College of Business. 

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• Accountancy
  The Culverhouse School of Accountancy offers one of the most challenging programs of any American university.
• Economics, Finance, & Legal Studies
  The Department of Economics, Finance and Legal Studies is home to world-class teaching and research faculty and offers a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
• Information Systems, Statistics and Management Science
  This department is home to our renowned Applied Statistics, Management Information Systems and Operations Management programs.
• Management
  Students enrolled in management courses hone skills and add to their knowledge base through courses in leadership, innovation, communication and decision-making.
• Marketing
  The Marketing Department at Culverhouse is for students that wish to explore the dynamics of business/customer relationships.
• Manderson Graduate School of Business
  Nowhere is Manderson’s commitment to rigor, relevance and innovation more apparent than in our academic curriculum.

Culverhouse students are taught by a faculty with an unparalleled reputation for excellence and a dedication to student learning. Whether it’s activities in the classroom, on campus or in the workplace gaining firsthand experience from our ties to the business community, our academics are what make the Culverhouse academic curriculum one that takes dead aim on the business of tomorrow.