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UMass Lowell's Robert J. Manning School of Business delivers high-quality, accessible undergraduate and graduate education. We produce influential research and provide an inclusive learning environment that offers rigorous, transformative experiences. Our students engage in entrepreneurial opportunities to explore innovation and the power of interdisciplinary collaboration. 

The Manning School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the highest level of business school accreditation an institution can achieve in the United States.

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    Business Students Help an Endangered Species: Duckpin Bowling

    Business students in the Mill City Consulting course helped modernize North Chelmsford Lanes, one of only two remaining duckpin bowling alleys in Massachusetts, while preserving the qualities that have made it a local fixture for more than 80 years.
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    InnovAGE Fellowship Teaches Researchers How to Think Like Entrepreneurs

    Two UMass Lowell doctoral students were among 12 researchers selected for the InnovAGE fellowship, in which they received entrepreneurship training and mentorship to help bring their AI-powered innovations for rehabilitation and dementia detection closer to market.
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