Flourishing Together
At Mendoza, you belong.
To us, your personal growth is as important as your academic success. Here, you are known by name by your professors and peers, in an environment that encourages you to contribute, cooperate and compete ethically for the benefit of society.
No matter your program of study, know that we’re here to support your individual journey at the Mendoza College of Business.
We Are All ND
As a Catholic research university, Notre Dame is committed to defending the dignity of every human person, to promoting a just society in which every person can flourish, and to attending particularly to the needs of the most vulnerable.
Statement on Community and Respect from Dean Martijn J. Cremers
“As a business school guided by the University of Notre Dame’s Catholic identity, the Mendoza College of Business recognizes the inherent dignity of every human person. We are committed to building a community of belonging and inclusion based on respect for each and every individual as foundational to both shared and individual flourishing.”
Student and Alumni Impact
In the Classroom
New minors expand access to business education
More business minors are now available to all Notre Dame students—and new minors expand the educational offerings at Mendoza
Analytics & Technology
Reimagining Dementia Care
At the 2026 Shamrock Series, scholars from the Human-centered Analytics Lab demonstrated how in-person facilitators combined with social robots using generative AI can deliver personalized reminiscence therapy for memory care patients.
Mendoza
Meet Notre Dame’s newest business faculty members
Mendoza College of Business welcomes a new cohort of scholars whose research shapes how the College teaches and thinks about today's business challenges.
Student Clubs and Organizations
The University and Mendoza support more than 500 student clubs and organizations that cater to a wide variety of student interests, including academic, cultural, recreational and professional. Learn all about Notre Dame’s recognized student groups by visiting NDCentral: The Hub for Student Involvement at Notre Dame.