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Why Should You Study Business?
Business is a major institution within our society — and it's through business that we have the best chance of changing the world.
#2 most popular major at Nebraska
#31 public undergraduate business program
U.S. News & World Report (2022)
$1 Million+ business scholarships offered each year
Build Businesses, Teams and Communities
Prepare to change the world in business through the Clifton Builders Program, where you learn to take your entrepreneurial and leadership talents to the next level.
Use Your Skills to Help Nebraskans
Conduct meaningful economic research as a BBR Scholar, as you work with faculty on impactful projects and gain advanced research experience.
Sell Your Ideas and Earn a Certificate in Sales
Learn how to sell who you are to anyone, pitch business ideas and grow your influence on others as you earn your undergraduate certificate in sales excellence.
Do Research Alongside Faculty
Serve as a research assistant to a faculty member or pursue your own big idea through a research grant in the university’s UCARE program.
Learn Business in Northern Italy
Spend a summer or semester at CIMBA International University in Paderno del Grappa, Italy. Choose from a number of business classes, including three in accounting, while learning more about Italian language and culture.
Study at the Oldest University in the English-Speaking World
Spend four weeks studying economics and/or Shakespearean literature at the University of Oxford in Oxford, England. The most popular study abroad program at Nebraska, this program provides opportunities to discover history, enjoy theater, have high tea, play rounders and experience the horse races at Sandown Park.
See All Business Abroad Opportunities
You can choose between 25+ student organizations focused on different areas in business. These clubs provide a great opportunity to grow as a leader, gain experience and make meaningful connections.
Professional Business Leaders (FBLA)
Prepares members for careers in business leadership through conferences, competitions and networking.
Delta Sigma Pi
As part of this professional business fraternity, you’ll gain access to events, conferences, resources and connections to build professional skills, leadership abilities, management potential and character.
Internships
Careers
Graduate Schools
Explore our curriculum through the 4-year plan. To earn your bachelor’s degree in business administration, you’ll take 120 credit hours of classes. That’s four to five classes a semester, on average.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Organizations (MNGT 321)
Learn firsthand about the entrepreneurial process while gaining an “insider’s view” of entrepreneurial creativity, innovation and value creation.
International Economics (ECON 321)
Gain an understanding of international trade and the international monetary system. Explore commercial policy, exchange rates and open economy macroeconomics.
Supply Chain Decision Making Models (SCMA 335)
Discover quantitative decision-making tools for supply chain management applications. Develop optimization models for applications in operations scheduling, and inventory planning.
Investors with Purpose (FINA 464)
Gain a broad perspective of financial markets and the role of wealth management. Business leaders will supplement existing curriculum and provide real-life business discussions on topics in asset and wealth management, such as venture capital, financial technology and real estate.
Sports and Event Marketing (MRKT 428)
Learn how to provide a meaningful experience to sports participants, consumers and sponsors by focusing on the planning, promotion, sponsorship activation and logistical support for sports and event experiences.
Using Accounting Information (ACCT 301)
Learn how to use accounting information, the language of business. Discover practical relationships between business decisions and financial statements, including forecasting, investment decisions and tax effects.
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