Department of Business and Information Technology
Missouri S&T earns AACSB business accreditation
Missouri University of Science and Technology has earned initial accreditation of its business and information technology degree programs by the longest-serving global accrediting body for business and accounting programs.
Missouri S&T to present awards during homecoming banquet
Seven people with ties to Missouri University of Science and Technology will be honored during the Miner Alumni Association’s Miner Legends Banquet on Saturday, Oct. 13, at Missouri S&T. The awards banquet is held in conjunction with Missouri S&T’s Homecoming celebration.
Read More »Siau named chair of business and information technology at S&T
Dr. Keng Siau, the Edwin J. Faulkner Professor and full professor of management at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, has been named chair of business and information technology at Missouri University of Science and Technology. His appointment takes effect June 1, 2012.
Read More »Eye-tracking studies: first impressions form quickly on the web
When viewing a website, it takes users less than two-tenths of a second to form a first impression, according to recent eye-tracking research conducted at Missouri University of Science and Technology. But it takes a little longer – about 2.6 seconds – for a user’s eyes to land on that area of a website that most influences their first impression.
MBA students promote sustainability among high schoolers
MBA students at Missouri University of Science and Technology will help promote environmental awareness among Rolla High School students in an upcoming “Sustainability Day” at RHS.
Read More »S&T students strategize with Amsterdam class this spring
Coping with a seven-hour time difference between Rolla, Mo., and Amsterdam, Netherlands, is one of a number of challenges facing students enrolled in Missouri University of Science and Technology’s Strategic Enterprise Management Systems (ERP 348) class this semester.
Read More »S&T researcher says media and technology are rapidly transforming Arab culture
The Arab world is watching television, and a lot of it. In fact, western ideas are starting to transform Arab culture at a pace that might be too fast, according to a researcher at Missouri University of Science and Technology.
Read More »
Sports Headlines
- Miners Dominate Quincy, Set Program Home Run Record in Doubleheader Sweep
- Baseball Leaves Lewis with a Series Split
- Miners Explode for 20 Runs in Sweep of Lewis
- Eight firsts highlight day for track teams at Dewey Allgood Invitational
- Miners Go Five Sets in Loss to Maryville; Meyer Surpasses 500 Career Digs