Take exclusive, cohort-based courses designed to challenge and prepare you for leadership in business.
Engage in case studies, simulations, and real-world applications that bring business concepts to life.
Learn from faculty experts and business leaders who integrate industry insights into the classroom.
Access small, discussion-driven classes that foster collaboration, problem-solving, and deep learning.
Senior year capstone projects:
Global Consulting Project (Europe): Work with international firms on marketing research, human resources, and operations while being mentored by executives.
Portfolio Management Project: Manage a $300,000 equity portfolio and analyze investment strategies that have historically outperformed financial indices.
Celebrate your achievements with a medallion ceremony at commencement, honoring your journey as a Business Fellow.
Apply to spend 17 weeks in Asia Pacific—studying in Australia, followed by an internship in Singapore during Sophomore.
Take part in global consulting projects in Europe, working with real companies on strategic business challenges.
Study abroad for a semester in Florence, London, Denmark, or Singapore to gain a global perspective during Junior year.
Exclusive Networking and Industry Exposure
Sophomore-year Business Fellows travel to New York City or Boston to visit Wall Street, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Madison Avenue, and other industry leaders.
Meet and network with executives and alumni at companies like Google, BlackRock, and Merrill Lynch.
Build lifelong connections with top alumni and business leaders through exclusive networking opportunities.
Leadership and Professional Development
Engage in workshops on résumé building, networking, business etiquette, and formal communication delivered by the Porter Family Professional Development Center.
Take part in Elon 1010 and leadership-focused courses to develop essential business and communication skills.
Receive individualized career coaching and mentorship from faculty, executives, and alumni.
Participate in case competitions, student leadership roles, and community service projects to develop real-world problem-solving skills.
