Student Demographics
33
Countries represented in our diverse student population
60%
Male
40%
Female
The 2024 average starting salary for Harbert College of Business undergraduates.
of Supply Chain Management majors gained at least 300 hours of experience with a vetted and prescreened organization through internships. The Harbert SCM program now ranks 7th nationally.
of our students gain international experience annually.
of all Harbert College of Business students graduate with Real-World Experience.
Become part of Auburn University’s largest academic unit by joining the ever-growing Harbert College of Business. Our enrollment is soaring with a 50% growth rate over the last 10 years!
Pre-Business 39%
Finance 15%
Marketing 12%
Accountancy 9%
Supply Chain Management 8%
Management 5%
Business Administration 6%
Business Analytics 3%
Information Systems 3%
Total Undergraduates = 6,180
Online MBA 53%
Master of Accountancy 12%
Executive MBA 7%
Master of Finance 4%
Master of Information Systems 3%
Executive Master of Real Estate Development 5%
Physicians Executive MBA 3%
Master of Supply Chain Management 2%
Total Enrollment = 977
Accountancy 38%
Business Analytics 17%
Supply Chain Management 17%
Cybersecurity 11%
Management Information Systems 11%
Supply Chain Operations 6%
Total Enrollment = 18
Finance 24%
Management 38%
Supply Chain Management 21%
Information Systems 18%
Total Enrollment = 34
When asked how satisfied they were with their experience at the Harbert College of Business, over 94% of our students were either satisfied or very satisfied. And it shows! We have a 91% freshman retention rate.
Harbert Faculty & Student Support
136
Full-Time Faculty
50
Part-Time Instructors
18
Academic Advisors
8
Career Coaches
6
Program Champions
Auburn alumnus Raymond J. Harbert (BS ’82) is CEO of Harbert Management Corp, a Birmingham-based independent investment management firm, which manages more than $8 billion in assets sourced globally from high net-worth individuals and families, financial institutions, pension funds, foundations, endowments and sovereign wealth funds. Harbert and his wife, Kathryn Dunn Harbert, a 1981 Auburn alumna, are responsible for two of the largest gifts in university history—the 2013 $40 million commitment to the college in that led to its naming in his honor and the 2017 $15 million gift for construction of Horton Hardgrave Hall, which opened in 2019 and houses the college’s graduate business programs.
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