Mendoza College of Business – Notre Dame University

History

Notre Dame’s College of Foreign and Domestic Commerce was founded in 1921. In the early 2000’s the college was renamed the Mendoza College of Business to honor a $35 million donation from Tom (ND ’73) and Kathy Mendoza.

School Rankings

• U.S. News & World Report: 26 (tie)
• Bloomberg: 31 (U.S.); 36 (Global)
• Forbes: 25
• Financial Times: 58
• The Economist: 49

Location(s)

The two-year and one-year MBA’s classes take place on Notre Dame’s South Bend, Indiana campus. In addition, the 18-month EMBA takes place on Mendoza’s campus in downtown Chicago.

Facilities

The Mendoza College of Business in Indiana is comprised of four buildings and includes an auditorium, conference center, and entrepreneurial digital research facilities.

Faculty

The MBA faculty includes approximately 182 instructors, including professors, associate professors, and adjunct instructors; including 131 tenure-track professors. In addition, prominent business leaders occasionally serve as visiting lecturers to give students an insider’s view of the business world.

Student Body

The most recent Notre Dame University Mendoza College of Business graduate class featured over 450 students, including more than 300 MBA students.

MBA Degree Offerings

Mendoza offers two-year, one-year, and Executive MBA programs. As well, the school offers multiple dual MBA degrees, including a MBA/MSBA, MBA/JD (three or four-year options), MBA/Bachelor of Science, and an MBA/Bachelor of Science in Engineering.

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