Gain strong communication abilities, analytical and reasoning skills, and the knowledge to make ethical, values-based decisions. Focus on a wholistic view of business, not just on the what of business, but the why.
Our business administration major requires only forty-five total credits, allowing you the capacity and flexibility to pursue a second major (or minors) to complement your areas of interest.

Explore Internships & Careers
Loras provides an active business internship program, offering local, regional, national, and international opportunities. You can complete internships for academic credit or non-credit. Many students choose to complete both.
- AY McDonald Industries
- Cottingham and Butler
- Dupaco Credit Union
- Kunkel and Associates
- John Deer
- RSM
- Sedgwick
- State Farm
- Van Meter
A Loras business administration degree will prepare you for a variety of interesting career options:
- Purchasing Manager
- Insurance Underwriter
- Human Resource Manager
- Financial Analyst
- Sales Manager
- Investment Broker
- Market Researcher
Course Highlights

Francis J. Noonan School of Business, Engineering & Innovation
Majors & Minors
graduate degree Opportunities
Loras offers a variety of graduate, dual degree & accelerated pathways such as our master of science in applied analytics. This master of science degree is designed for high-achieving students to earn both their undergraduate and graduate degrees efficiently and economically.

Clubs & Organizations
We have a variety of opportunities for you to get involved from the moment you set foot on campus.
Phi Beta Lambda-Business Club
PR Club
Society of Human Resource Management
Finance Club

Straight Talk from a Duhawk
I have had a lot of experiential learning experiences through internships and community based learning. I loved being able to learn in the classroom, but all my best experiences happened outside of the traditional setting.
— Andrew (’23)
Meet Your Professors

Douglas Gambrall EdD
Associate Professor of Business Administration

Dawn Shearrow DBA
Visiting Assistant Professor of Business Administration
Business Administration News
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Transferring to a New Community
“The different culture, people, and language took some time to get used to. The staff and faculty are welcoming and always checking in to make sure things are going okay. It’s those little things that make a difference.” More
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The Experiences of a National Champion
“It kind of took my breath away. We were having a lot of fun while still working. It reinforced that I could enjoy being in a sports environment without being focused on competition or academics.” More
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“I Always Felt Like I Belonged There”
“It helped provide a comfort level of what ‘real’ is in the world and gave me a confidence that I can work with anyone and be comfortable seeking out differing opinions.” More