Undergraduate Business

Undergraduate Business

Grounded in the liberal arts, Robins will help expand your worldview and prepare you to make a positive difference.

Alongside expert faculty mentors, you’ll dig deep into your curiosities to anticipate what’s possible, like how an overlooked allergy can inspire an entirely new snack.

You’ll look for the good, not just to help the bottom line, but to help the people around you, like helping marginalized communities understand their environmental impact.

Whatever change you want to make in the world, at Robins you’ll develop the skills to take action.

 

The Robins Student

Majors

Accounting
Business Administration
Economics

Minors

Business Administration
Economics
Entrepreneurship

Concentrations

Accounting
Business Analytics
Economics
Finance
International Business
Management Consulting
Entrepreneurship
Marketing
A group of students poses in front of a green statue in Silicon Valley.

See the World

Whether studying abroad for a semester, participating in a case competition, or attending a business lecture, the world around you informs every aspect of your education.

Experiential Learning
Study Abroad
Student Managed Investment Fund
Robins Executive Speaker Series
C-Suite Conversations

Meet the Faculty

Don't just meet your next professor. Meet your next mentor.
Robins Faculty

Robins Student Stories
May 30, 2023
Alum finds a way to give back in banking

Mike Shockey, GB’12, left joins startup to serve those big banks leave behind.
May 26, 2023
Soaring with SOAR365

Volunteers help the Richmond nonprofit provide life-fulfilling opportunities for those with disabilities.
May 16, 2023
Alumni
Alum heads up strategy for NHL’s red-hot Florida Panthers

2009 graduate Mark Zarthar studied finance at Richmond. Now he oversees business strategy for Miami’s NHL franchise, as the underdog Panthers make a bid for the Stanley Cup.
May 9, 2023
University News
Speaker: Spider grads have the right tools in an evolving tech world

Cornell Tech Vice Provost Greg Morrisett told the graduating class that a liberal arts education has prepared them well in an age of rapidly accelerating technology.