Whitworth University

The Whitworth School of Business boasts faculty members who combine strong academic credentials with extensive practical experience and a focus on the increasing globalization of markets. In keeping with Whitworth's mission, the department's faculty and curriculum reflect a strong emphasis on values and ethics within a rigorous academic program. The department also maintains close connections with business and professional communities in the U.S. and abroad to provide a variety of internship, mentoring and service-learning opportunities to help students prepare for meaningful and successful careers. As a student, you will: Work closely with faculty-mentors who can help you gain valuable experience through competitive internships, consulting projects and service-learning. Develop friendships and leadership skills (and set yourself up for financial success) by participating in clubs such as the Business Club, Whitworth Student Investment Group, Beta Apha Psi, and Balance Your Bucs. Be prepared for jobs in the U.S. and abroad by learning international business concepts and cross-cultural communication skills. Connect with Whitworth alums on our organized business treks, visiting dozens of major Pacific Northwest companies every year. Participate in mock interviews with members of the local business community to prepare you for landing your first job. Connect your faith or worldview to your coursework by considering ethical issues, including stewardship of resources, the biblical view of money, and the study of poverty and social issues. Study abroad in Asia or Central America with Whitworth business professors, or take part in an exchange program with our partner schools in Europe.