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Lundquist College of Business
University of Oregon
Programme Type: Finance Tuition Fee: Contact: Tel: +1 (541) 346 3306
Full Time MBA Innovation / Knowledge USD ($) 17166 / Per Year Ms. Perri McGee, Graduate Fax: +1 (541) 346 0073
Management Programs Assistant Email: perrim@uoregon.edu
Joint Degree Programmes Sports Management Entry Requirements: Lundquist College of Business, Web: www.oregonmba.com
Offered: Supply Chain Management Min. GMAT Score : 600 University of Oregon
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MBA + JD Sustainable Business Practices Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score 300 Peterson Hall
MBA + MSc (Accounting/Taxation) : 250 955 East 13th Avenue
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Student Profile
Dennis Gannon
I decided to pursue an M.B.A. because I felt the need
to challenge myself in new ways. I loved teaching, but
I wanted to end up in a different environment where
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Founded in 1923, the Oregon M.B.A. program (entrepreneurship, organizational behavior, your game, where you have to strive continually to
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belongs to the elite of AACSB-accredited West Coast strategy), and marketing (consumer behavior, improve yourself and learn new things.
M.B.A. programs. We’re proud to be an integral part strategy)—are represented among our first-rate
of the Lundquist College of Business at the University research and teaching faculty. But our goal is not to Oregon was an ideal fit for me as a newcomer to the
of Oregon, the state’s flagship liberal arts institution be all things to all people. That’s why we established study of business with degrees in philosophy and
and a member of the A.A.U., the prestigious four centers of excellence— Securities Analysis math. I was attracted by the quality of the faculty
association of the 62 leading research universities in Center, the Center for Sustainable Business Practices, and the favorable teacher-student ratio. I didn’t want
the U.S. and Canada. Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship, and Warsaw to be part of an M.B.A. -issuing machine; I wanted to
Sports Marketing Center. Their mission is to promote develop real, in-depth relationships and have the
The Oregon M.B.A. combines a solid foundation of interdisciplinary research, bring together researchers opportunity to learn from professors outside the
core business courses with numerous electives and and practitioners from their respective industries, classroom walls.
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myriad experiential learning opportunities focused and create experiential learning and networking
on our four signature centers in Entrepreneurship, opportunities for our students. Through hands-on I chose to concentrate in Finance and Sports Business.
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Securities Analysis, Sports Marketing, and learning and consulting projects, company site visits, Only at Oregon did I have such an opportunity A
Sustainable Business Practices. These centers travel to industry centers on the West and East Coast, to develop my skills and utilize them in an area as
describe what Oregon is all about: edgy, progressive, speaker series, and center- sponsored internships, interesting and close to my heart as the world of
technologically sophisticated, outdoorsy, socially you will connect with prominent alumni and others sports.
and environmentally responsible. who are leaders in their industries.
My advice to future M.B.A. students would be to
Effective leaders must possess superior strategic, Of the student body, a third is women; two thirds make the most of their two years, as it’s probably the
analytical, and communication skills to identify hold non-business bachelor’s degrees; and almost last time they’ll have such an opportunity to focus on
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opportunities and mobilize others to implement a quarter is international students. The program knowledge and self-improvement. “Don’t leave with
important business initiatives. The Oregon M.B.A. draws students from half the states in the Union. any regrets - academically, socially, or otherwise.”
combines leadership training, experiential learning, Tuition at the University of Oregon is one of the most
and business theory in order to inculcate these reasonable in the U.S. That’s why Forbes Magazine As hard as I found it to leave the natural splendor
skills. has rated us highly for return on investment. of the Willamette Valley and the nearby Coast and
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Cascades, after graduation I accepted a position
All the academic business disciplines—accounting, Small entering cohorts, class sizes, and an emphasis as Associate Director for Content Delivery for the ustr
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decision sciences (information technology, on group work ensure that students get to know one Treasury Leadership Roundtable of the Corporate
operations, statistics), finance, management another well and develop solid working relationships Executive Board in Washington, D.C.
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