Eberhardt School of Business

The future of business is you

What will the future of work look like? From accounting and marketing to management and business analytics, our faculty experts can help you prepare yourself to find the best opportunities in the future workplace.

The Eberhardt School of Business cultivates the leadership skills and innovative spirit of its students while providing training in state-of-the-art business applications. As a small business school with a global orientation, the Eberhardt School offers highly interactive classes that encourage close working relationships between students and faculty.

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# 1

School in the West

# 5

Among private colleges

# 1

In diversity for private business schools in California

Eberhardt School of Business

#1 Business School in the West

Welcome to University of the Pacific’s Eberhardt School of Business, a small business school with the ROI of a large business school. The Eberhardt School of Business is ranked the #1 business school in the west and the #1 in diversity among private business schools in California. In addition to the impressive rankings, UOP students engage in top-tier, hands-on learning through the Student Investment Fund, where they manage a portfolio of real money in the stock market.

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The dedicated Eberhardt Career Management Center fosters partnerships with employers to help them hire top talent from ESB's academic programs.

Allstate
Amazon
Bloomberg
Boeing
Clorox
Deloitte
Google
Paypal

Eberhardt Career Outcomes

Career Management Center

Majors

Accounting

Business Analytics

Finance

Management and Human Resources

Marketing Management

Sport Management & Analytics

Eberhardt Student Investment Fund

Real-life experience

One of the distinguished programs of the Eberhardt School of Business is its Student Investment Fund (SIF). Established in 2007 with a generous $1 million gift from Bank of Stockton President and CEO Douglass Eberhardt, the Student Investment Fund provides students with a unique opportunity for students to gain real-world experience in the U.S. stock market. In fact, only 200 out of the 9,000 business schools worldwide operate this type of fund.

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