Business Education at
Wake Forest University
Explore our undergraduate and graduate business programs, where students from widely diverse backgrounds and interests learn to use business to make a difference.
Undergraduate Degrees, Minors, & Programs
Nationally-ranked Bachelor of Science degree programs in Accountancy, Business and Enterprise Management, Finance and Decision Analytics. NEW FOR FALL 2026: Minor in Business, Minor in Accountancy
Master of Business Administration
Offered in Winston-Salem and Charlotte across three program formats, the #1 part-time MBA program in North Carolina is designed specifically for working professionals.
Master of Science in Accounting
Open to any major, kickstart your accounting career with world-class faculty, premier internship opportunities and unmatched CPA pass rate success.
Master of Science in Business Analytics
Explore advanced methodologies for taking data from insight to impact across a range of functions, including finance, marketing, operations and human resources.
Master of Science in Management
A 10-month, STEM certified/OPT eligible program designed specifically for non-business majors and business minors who want to excel in today’s marketplace.
School of Business Rankings
Our world-class programs are routinely recognized in major national and international rankings.
#1 and Top 30
Top 15
#2
#5
#2
#1 CPA Pass Rate
#1 in Big 4 Recruiting
Top 15
Top 10

Thought Leadership
We create a vibrant culture of inquiry, embracing interdisciplinary and discipline-based research and providing thought leadership to address business and organizational issues and key societal challenges.
Featured
Research
Explore a few of the groundbreaking ways our faculty uses research to address business and organizational issues and key societal challenges.
Journal of Medical Internet Research
Journal of Medical Internet Research
Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review
Journal of Business Research
Journal of Business Research
Research Policy
Research Policy
Journal of Financial Reporting and Accounting
Journal of Financial Reporting and Accounting
Business & Professional Ethics Journal
Business & Professional Ethics Journal
Our academic centers drive thought leadership and create an unrivaled connection to the market
At the cutting edge of academic research & impact
Allegacy Center For Leadership And Character
We believe a strong character is as vital as strong achievement. The Allegacy Center develops future leaders who prioritize integrity, resilience, and service, preparing students to lead with purpose in any setting.
Center For Analytics Impact
Powerful data is the driver behind inspired action. The Center for Analytics Impact turns insights into ideas, providing hands-on experience solving real problems with real data, while helping businesses make smarter and more efficient decisions.
Center For Private Business
Through expert-led programming, strategic advising, and community partnerships, the Center for Private Business supports the success of businesses that span generations.
School of Business News
Justin Martin: The Real AI Threat Is Blind Trust
(Dark Reading)
Microtransit Fare Hikes May Hurt More Than Help, Study Finds
(METRO)
Shannon McKeen: Industry Asks One Question. Academia Asks Two. AI Calls For Both.
(Forbes)
Upcoming Events
Join the School of Business for a broad assortment of events and happenings that advance the practice of business.
World of Finance
Considering a career in finance? Interested in a specific area but unsure of what it involves? This session provides an introductory overview of careers in finance to create a deeper awareness of which paths align with your interests and skills, a review of timelines, and next steps. All students interested in and wanting to learn more about this industry are encouraged to attend.
What is Marketing?
Careers in Marketing & Communications drive awareness, motivate engagement, promote ongoing purchase or action, and build loyalty to goods, services, and ideas. They are both art and science, attracting creative storytellers, insightful strategists, and technical, mathematical minds. Hear from and meet fellow students who landed marketing internships in CPG, media & entertainment, hospitality, and agencies. Gain insights into the application process and navigating the internship experience.
Day of Service
Join the Office of Civic and Community Engagement in the Fall Day of Service! Save the date for September 12th – breakfast 8-8:30am and volunteering from 9am-12pm. Head to wfu.givepulse.com for shift sign-ups and additional details! You must be logged in to GivePulse with your WFU credentials to see all shifts.
First Look Series: Accelerated Master’s Programs at Wake Forest School of Business
Explore our accelerated masters programs in Accountancy, Business Analytics, and Management. Hear what makes the Wake Forest experience different and how an accelerated masters can help you take your next step. Whether youre just starting to explore your options or already know which program interests you, First Look will give you a clearer picture of: The opportunities available to youThe Wake Forest experienceYour next steps
Conversations in Strategic Leadership with Daniel Driscoll, United States Secretary of the Army
Responsible for overseeing the operations, modernization, and resources for nearly one million American soldiers and over 265,000 Army Civilians, the Honorable Daniel Driscoll knows what it takes to lead through complex, high-stakes situations. The 26th Secretary of the Army will expound upon his experiences on September 18th at 2:00 p.m. in Farrell Halls Broyhill Auditorium. The event, titled Conversations in Strategic Leadership, is free and open to the entire Wake Forest community, including WFU ROTC cadets and the WFU Veterans group. The discussion moderated by Professor Ben King will also feature an audience Q&A session. Co-sponsored by the Allegacy Financial Center for Leadership and Character and Wake Forest Universitys ROTC No Fear Battalion, the discussion promises to offer invaluable insights into strategic leadership.
Project Pumpkin 2026
Project Pumpkin is the largest student-led community-building event that began in an effort to bring together both the campus and Winston-Salem communities, started in 1989. This years event will take place on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, from 3-6 PM on Hearn Plaza, and is open to the community and suggested for children in K-5th grade. Since its inception more than 35 years ago, Wake Forest students, faculty and staff have partnered with multiple local schools and agencies to bring children to the Reynolda Campus and create a fall festival that includes trick-or-treating, entertainment, and educational activities, raising money for Wake Forest’s Freedom School.
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Explore Further
Considering a business program to strengthen your career prospects? Interested in the world-class research being done by our faculty? Or just want to speak with someone to learn more about the School of Business? Here are a few more areas to explore.