University of Richmond Robins School of Business

Undergraduate Business

Our students have their fingers on the pulse of our constantly changing world, but their foundations are in the broad perspectives of the liberal arts. They learn from teacher-scholars in intimate classes. Equipped with 21st century skills, our students become world-ready graduates who are exhilarated by the global marketplace and enthusiastic about making an impact.

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Feature Stories

Future-Proofing Your Career offers networking, growth opportunity for women in RVA

The Richmond MBA collaborated with the Virginia Council of CEOs this month to jumpstart career conversations for women in RVA.

New morning class and data analytics track inspire MBA students

A 5:30 a.m. wake up call isn’t ideal for most people, but for 10 Richmond MBA students, it’s become the best part of their week.

Maria Vennikov, '19, creates cost-cutting algorithm for recruiting company during international internship

Before studying abroad, Maria Vennikov, ’19, decided to extend her international experience to an internship at Excel Recruitment, a retail recruiting company in Dublin, Ireland.

Alumnus and family take around the country road trip

Ever wanted to drop everything and take a trip? Or quit your job and spend more time with your family? One Robins School alumnus did just that, and says it’s the best decision he ever made.

Ginny Grey, '06, wins National Mentoring Award from KPMG

Ginny Grey, ’06, senior manager in audit practice at KPMG, dedicates her time to mentoring her colleagues.

Richmond MBA team wins first place in Richmond ACG Cup Competition

For the third time in seven years, the Richmond ACG Cup is back home at The Richmond MBA.

Leland Melvin, R'86, inspires students at 10th annual Q-camp

Students lined up to meet chemist, NFL player, and astronaut Leland Melvin, R’86, after his keynote speech at the 10th annual Q-camp.

Robins AMA Chapter creates winning marketing strategy for new social media platform

The University of Richmond collegiate chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) spent the fall of 2017 creating a marketing strategy for a new social media platform, Hintd.

River City Roll gets MBA Capstone attention before opening day

Before rolling out the bowling balls and clearing the lanes for opening day, River City Roll requested an MBA Capstone Project to set the new business up for success.

JD/MBA candidate shakes up lobbying landscape by crowdfunding

While interning at a corporate lobbying firm in Richmond last year, Heidi Drauschak, GB’18 and L'18, and two of her fellow interns realized while they witnessed the power of lobbying firsthand, they wanted to do more for the community.

Business, law professors collaborate for introductory courses

Professors are offering crash courses in their disciplines to students outside their schools.

New Richmond MBA Holiday Celebration recognizes alumni, volunteers, in new location

Delicious food, a live band, and décor that made guests feel like they walked into a winter wonderland were just some of the highlights of the new Richmond MBA Holiday Celebration in December 2017.

Dana Lascu, professor of marketing, co-chairs international business conference in Kenya

Dana Lascu, professor of marketing, spent her Thanksgiving in Eldoret, Kenya, at Moi University, co-chairing the Academy for Global Business Advancement conference.

Selling Team recreates competition in the classroom, but this time they're the judges

The four students who achieved second place in the National Team Selling Competition at Indiana University last fall brought their experience back to the classroom for a similar competition. But this time, they were the judges.

Robins seniors, roommates, recognized as scholar athletes

The two seniors have been running together since their freshman year when they instantly became friends.

Q-camp Process

The Q-camp Process introduces business students to practical career skills through progressive exercises that meet the needs of sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

Q-camp

Sophomore students refine career goals, identify job search resources, practice networking skills, and craft a personal brand.

Q2

Focused on summer internships, juniors learn to differentiate themselves as employees, manage their network, and evaluate their fit in an organization.

Q3

Seniors unsure about their plans evaluate their summer experiences, refresh their personal brand, and navigate corporate networking events.

Faculty & Staff Highlights

Robins School receives accreditation extension
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business granted the business school an extension of accreditation after a complete review of the school's operations and curriculum, affirming the school's pursuit of excellence and continuous improvement throughout the business programs.
UR Highlights Executives in Residence
John Adams, former CEO of the Martin Agency, said he has found great joy in serving as an Executive in Residence and mentor for students in the business school.
Professor Chairs Academy for Global Business Advancement Conference
AGBA provides a global platform aimed at assisting academics, scholars, professionals, officials, entrepreneurs and consultants of emerging countries. Dana Lascu, professor of marketing, chaired the 3-day intensive conference in Kenya with attendees from across the world.
Journal of Business Ethics recognizes management professor
The Journal of Business Ethics awarded Judith Schrempf-Stirling, assoc. professor of management, for her research on human rights and management studies.
Nancy Bagranoff appointed to the board of directors for TowneBank
Dean Nancy Bagranoff will serve on TowneBank's board of directors. TowneBank operates 37 offices and is one of the largest banks headquartered in Virginia.
"Doubting Discounts" research is awarded grant
The Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges awarded Jeff Carlson, assistant professor of marketing, a grant to fund research on consumers' perception of price discounts.
Marketing professor receives grant from the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges
Sara Hanson, assistant professor of marketing, received a grant that will fund research she is completing with Monika Kukar-Kinney on consumer coupon sharing.
U.S. News ranks MBA program 33rd in nation The Richmond MBA places 33rd among part-time graduate programs by U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking.
Dean Bagranoff elected to AACSB Board
Dean Nancy Bagranoff will serve as a Representative of an Institution from the U.S. on the AACSB's Board of Directors for 2017.
Accounting professor awarded grant for study on big data
Ashley Austin, assistant accounting professor, was awarded a $10,000 grant by the Institute of Fraud Prevention for her study "The Impact of Big Data and Data Analytics on Fighting Fraud."

Video

Q-camp Process

A look into the Q-camp Process, The Robins School of Business' landmark professional skill-building program, named for alumnus and key University donor Paul Queally B'86. (2015)

Professor and Student Ties (Robins School of Business)

Professors and their students reflect on the memories they have shared and the relationships they have developed with each other while at the Robins School of Business.

Robins School: Study Abroad

A closer look at the Robins School's Study Abroad program through the perspectives of students who spent an entire semester engaged in international study. (2014)

International Business: Studying Abroad at the University of Richmond (2013)

Class of 2013 Reflections (Robins School of Business)

Class of 2013 graduates reflect on their memories from the Robins School of Business while at the annual graduation reception celebrating their accomplishments.

Deconstructing Wall Street: Career Opportunities in Finance

Deconstructing Wall Street: Opportunities in Finance is a program sponsored by the University of Richmond Alumni Association and the Office of Alumni and Career Services. (2013)

Innovation and CUIBE Case Competitions

Spring 2013