Video and Overview of Programs

Chaminade offers these business degree programs for full-time undergraduates:

• Business Administration
• International Trade
• Marketing Communication - Advertising and Public Relations
• Broadcast Communication - Broadcasting and Journalism
• Accounting

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Our undergraduate business programs get students involved in the dynamic world of business and large organizations.

Business Programs

Productive working relationships are vital to success in business. It’s not just who you know, it's what you can do together.

Our business programs go beyond the traditional classroom model and offer a range of opportunities for students to develop "people skills" as well as business skills through close working relationships with peers, instructors, and mentors. This philosophy extends from the classroom to our exceptional internship program, our nationally recognized service-learning programs, and the Hogan entrepreneurial program that involves students with successful business leaders. This depth of personal interaction is a distinctive characteristic of the Chaminade business program.

Outstanding Faculty

Many of our faculty are graduates of the nation’s top business and professional schools, including Harvard, UCLA, Wisconsin, Virginia, and more. At many schools, undergraduates do not have much personal access to faculty of this caliber. Chaminade’s low student-to-faculty ratio (17-to-1) and philosophy of a hands-on education has created an ideal environment for students to work closely with outstanding, but also accessible, faculty.

Learning Experiences

Outstanding hands-on learning experiences available to undergraduates include:

• Service-learning: Service-learning projects are a integral part of the business curriculum, from freshman though senior year. These projects give students and opportunity to use what they've learned in the classroom in a wide variety of community settings. For example, our award-winning Tax Clinics allow accounting students to get work experience with real-life clients, and at the same time assist homeless, low-income or immigrant families.


• Our successful senior team field project was designed for students to get past the copy machine and water cooler and engage in vital business issues with real organizations, and apply business models and knowledge learned in class. We develop our undergraduate senior capstone projects around a real-world problem, often with a non-profit organization, that can be directly utilized to help the less fortunate.


• The Hogan Entrepreneurial Program matches students with entrepreneurial business leaders in a mentor-mentee relationship, with regular weekly meetings. This is a valuable, up close and personal experience with people who have “made it” as entrepreneurs. (Note: this program is available to all majors.)