— Enrique Casas Cofradía '23
Take the lead with a broad and customized business degree from Pacific University.
In a rich hands-on environment, Pacific business students develop skills in critical thinking, problem-solving and writing, as well as technical competency, oral communications, quantitative reasoning, ethics, and library and information literacy.
“I made a great choice, coming to a school where I can meet the professors and develop these close relationships.”
Choose a Business Concentration
Students may choose to focus their business administration program with a concentration in accounting, finance, international business, management and marketing.
Business Club & Marketing Association
The student-led Business Club organizes social events, activities, professional speakers and other workshops to help you prepare for your career. Open to business and non-business majors alike, the club offers opportunities for networking, professional development, resume building and fun! The American Marketing Association (AMA) group, also open to any student, helps students develop marketing skills through workshops, networking, case competitions, and community outreach.
College of Business Placement Services offers specialized one-on-one support for students and alumni. Placement Services supports students through the college experience, develops internships programs with local businesses, and connects with Pacific’s wide alumni network in business and industry. Learn more about Placement Services in the College of Business.
Headlines
Stoller, a 1974 Pacific University undergraduate alumnus, will receive an honorary doctor of letters at Pacific’s Undergraduate Commencement, where he also will be the keynote speaker
Faculty, staff, alumni and friends of Pacific are invited to return to campus and volunteer to introduce student presenters on Senior Projects Day, Wednesday, April 20, 2022.
Mathew Knowles and Marc Williams, two leaders in the worlds of marketing, esports, entertainment and health advocacy, are coming to Pacific University’s Forest Grove Campus on Friday, April 1, for a public discussion at Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Center. The discussion, called Knowledge is Power, is free and open to the general public and begins at 2:30 p.m.