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The Rockwell School of Business offers a range of undergraduate programs designed to prepare students for successful careers in the dynamic world of business.

Rockwell School of Business
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Rockwell School of Business

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The undergraduate business certificate program is aligned with market trends to enrich career opportunities and enhance professional credibility. Students learn the fundamentals of business management, accounting, and marketing, and gain a broad view of the key functions at the heart of any organization in order to make better decisions and accelerate their career growth.

The 13-credit certificate is customizable with one 3-credit business elective of the student’s choosing. It is offered in online or on-ground format.

Mark Popovich ’86

Mark Popovich ’86 has done a lot for his alma mater. As a senior managing director and co-head of the Pittsburgh office at Jones Lang LaSalle Capital Markets, with more than 25 years of experience in commercial real estate finance, he has provided expert guidance to RMU’s leadership team. Even before he joined the university board of trustees, Mark took the lead in selling the RMU Downtown Center and organizing the acquisition of Yorktown Hall.

Michael Jandrasits ‘09

A legacy student whose mom was an alum, Michael Jandrasits ‘09 picked RMU because its sport management program could help him build a career combining business with his passion for sports. And it has — after working in minor league baseball and then for Pitt athletics, he now is an accountant for Dick’s Sporting Goods, working on facilities budgets and forecasting for the 800+ locations of the sporting goods chain.

Kenya Matthews

Raising four children while working full time is plenty for anyone to have on their plate, but Kenya Matthews wanted more. She wanted to lead. She wanted to better herself. And she wanted to show her children what it means to commit to something.

Kenya enrolled in Robert Morris University’s master’s degree program in Organizational Leadership program in 2016 with the goal of graduating in just 18 months. With just six months to go, her employer laid her off. Still, she kept at it.