One Degree: Four Ways to Distinguish Yourself

In one or two years, you can earn an MBA and build your professional foundation in one of four select areas: Finance and Securities Analysis, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Sports Business, and Sustainable Business Practices. No other program inspires individual distinction and deep and practical experience like the Oregon MBA.

First Professor of Practice
A new class of professorship gives Oregon MBA students access to innovative thought leaders, such as former Patagonia CEO Michael Crooke, and engages them into the professional arena as early as their first course.

MBAs Generate Green Profit
The City of Salem, Oregon, saw an extra $1 million in earnings this year, thanks to changes spurred by Oregon MBA student consultants from our Center for Sustainable Business Practices.

The Oregon MBA elevates and integrates core business fundamentals with the specialized skills delivered in one of four focus areas: sustainable business, sports business, entrepreneurship, or finance and securities analysis. These curricular tracks correspond with the four centers of excellence at the Lundquist College of Business. Throughout your individualized educational journey, these centers serve as hubs of activity and dynamic learning, preparing you for the ever-changing business climate and connecting you to industry networks of businesses and professionals.

Experiential Learning

Invest in Emerging Markets
Distinct to the Oregon MBA, the Emerging Markets Fund gives you hands-on experience managing an equity portfolio of real-money. The portfolio has a $1 million funding target and focuses on nations and economies in the process of rapid growth and industrialization.

Compete at NVC
The Oregon MBA's New Venture Championship is one of top business venture competitions in the world. Hosted yearly in Portland, you'll have the chance to compete for $50,000 in prize money, as well as to network with leading entrepreneurs in the Pacific Northwest.

Take a Study Tour in Asia
Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore--these are just some of the locations you will visit on the annual Engaging Asia study tour. Oregon MBA students travel to Asia at the beginning of their second year to meet with leading businesses and gain first-hand exposure to the culture and business climate of East Asia.

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For questions about the program or for more information, please contact us at mbainfo@uoregon.edu or at 541-346-3306.