Type Public Postgraduates available Province Saskatchewan Colors Green, Gold | Undergraduates available Doctoral students available Headquarters Regina, Canada | |
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Location Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Campus Old (Regina College) campus on College Avenue; new campus on Wascana Parkway Mascot Reggie the Cougar and Ram-page Similar University of Regina, Luther College, First Nations University, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Peter B Gustavson School of | ||
The Paul J. Hill School of Business is the business school at the University of Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan. Previously known as the Faculty of Business Administration, it was renamed for local benefactor Paul J. Hill who donated $10 million to the school. It is associated with the Kenneth Levene Graduate School of Business.
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Paul J. Hill School of Business unveiled.
A $10 million gift, the largest gift ever received by the University of Regina, has led to the naming of the Paul J. Hill School of Business and created a unique relationship with Canada's leading business school.
"The Hill School of Business and its approach to education will excel in the development of quality graduates who will contribute both economically and personally to creating a strong and prosperous future both nationally and internationally," said Paul Hill, president and CEO of the Hill Companies and Harvard Developments.
The Hill School, focusing on undergraduate business education, is an important addition to the programs and research focus of the Faculty of Business Administration at the U of R.
"Paul Hill's vision, backed by this investment, will create tremendous opportunity on our campus," said U of R President Jim Tomkins, "As we move forward, we will look for additional ways for alumni, government and the business community to contribute and reap the benefits of this important moment."
Hill's investment establishes the school's new identity and also creates a unique $2.5 million relationship with the Richard Ivey School of Business, located at The University of Western Ontario, Canada's premier business school. It will focus on the "business case study" approach to education for which Ivey has become internationally recognized.
"This unique relationship with the Ivey Business School firmly establishes the U of R as home to one of western Canada's leading business schools," said Garnet Garven, Dean of Business at the U of R. "The Ivey reputation is well earned and well respected by Canada's top business leaders."
In addition to advancing the reputation and expertise of the Paul J. Hill School of Business, Hill is establishing a set of scholarships to help students excel. A $612,000 donation will create the Hill Scholarships in Business Ethics. An additional $587,000 has been donated to Campion College, to establish the Paul and Carol Hill Scholars in Catholic Studies. Campion College is a Jesuit liberal arts college federated with the U of R.
Programs
The Paul J. Hill School of Business offers a Bachelor of Business Administration(BBA), a Masters of Business Administration (MBA), a Masters of Human Resource Management (MHRM), and a Masters of Public Administration (MPA) with the School of Public Policy.