Mitchell College of Business

The Mitchell College of Business offers undergraduate majors in Accounting, Economics, Finance and Real Estate, International Business, Management, Marketing, and Supply Chain and Logistics Management. Holding both the AACSB business and separate accounting accreditations, the College also offers a Master of Business Administration, Master of Accounting, and Ph.D. in Business Administration. We emphasize experiential learning opportunities throughout the curriculum including a required internship, course assignments, and center-driven projects. The Mitchell College prides itself in ensuring that its students are more than just a number. 

Undergraduate Degrees

Graduate Degrees

Online Programs

Foundation for the Future: Industry Leaders Invest in Mitchell College Real Estate Program

Monday - February 2, 2026

A new era of the Mitchell College of Business real estate program began this fall with the academic transition from a concentration to a major and the addition of program director and professor Grayson Glaze, JD, CRE, CCIM, CPM. One of the driving forces behind this growth has been the Founders Circle, a group of forward-thinking companies that are investing in the next generation of real estate talent.

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Accounting Students Offer Free Income Tax Prep

Thursday - January 29, 2026

Accounting Students in the Mitchell College of Business will be preparing 2025 Federal and State Income Tax Returns (at no cost) beginning February 2, 2026. This is a free service performed by upper division accounting students fulfilling their internship requirement towards their bachelor's degree. This service is provided by appointment only. Please note your affiliation with the University of South Alabama at the time of scheduling (e.g., Faculty, Staff, Student, No affiliation, etc.).

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Dr. Mickey Smith Receives Sam and Bonnie Rechter Research Grant

Thursday - January 8, 2026

Dr. Mickey Smith, Associate Professor of Management for the Mitchell College of Business has been awarded the Sam and Bonnie Rechter Research Grant, by the University of Louisville's Center for Positive Leadership.

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