Gary W. Rollins College of Business

Dr. Michael Jones, Interim Dean

The Rollins College of Business at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga provides quality innovative educational programs that develop academically-prepared and business-world ready professionals for a competitive business environment.

The College provides quality AACSB-accredited educational programs that prepare full time and part time students for managerial, professional, or entrepreneurial opportunities. The College offers undergraduate degree programs in a variety of business disciplines as well as Master of Accountancy, Master of Business Administration, Master of Science in Data Analytics, and Master of Science of Management programs at the graduate level.

As a College within a state-supported metropolitan University with financial support from the business community, we recognize our responsibility to:

Engage, challenge, and support students to be “academically prepared and business world ready”

Engage in research and scholarship leading to intellectual contributions that address issues of business and society Engage in value-added partnerships with the community and other stakeholders Attract and manage resources to accomplish the College’s mission

To fulfill its mission the College seeks the support and participation of students, faculty, and community leaders in educational programs, research activities, and community and professional service that provide mutual benefit to all stakeholders through the sharing of knowledge, experience, and insight. In all its initiatives the College strives to foster progressive innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit.

The curricula also provide essential skills for employment opportunities in related career fields. Career preparation is offered in the following areas:

Accounting
Business Analytics
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Management
Human Resource Management
Marketing

The College also offers minors in business administration, entrepreneurship, marketing, professional sales, personal finance, real estate finance, management, and economics. A student who is not seeking a major in business administration may only earn a maximum of 30 hours in the College of Business.

The College is organized into five departments: Accounting, Data Analytics, Finance and Economics, Management, and Marketing and Entrepreneurship.

It offers six degree programs: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with majors in accounting, economics, economics: financial economics, economics: international public policy, finance: business finance, finance: investments, management, business analytics, human resource management, marketing, marketing: professional sales, and entrepreneurship; Bachelor of Arts with a major in Economics; Master of Business Administration; Master of Accountancy; Master of Science in Data Analytics; Master of Science in Management.

These degree programs* are accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

*excludes Bachelor of Arts with a major in Economics.