Events

Starting a business or have an idea you want to bring to market? Join the inaugural UO Startup Legal Bootcamp to learn the legal essentials of launching and running a startup. Hear from experienced attorneys, university technology transfer experts, and entrepreneurs on topics including intellectual property, company formation and governance, and university licensing.

This free event is open to everyone, with no legal background required. Morning pastries and lunch are included. Space is limited to 100 participants, and registration is required.

Cosponsored by the University of Oregon School of Law's Business Law Program and the Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship.

Join admission representatives to learn more about the 10-month Master of Science in Finance  (MSF) program.

This session offers a unique opportunity to learn about the MSF program, admission requirements, and the application process prior to the November 15 early decision deadline.

The Lundquist admissions team will be at GMAC's virtual event for future graduate students from North America. Join us learn about our MBA and masters programs.

This free event enables you to:

• Meet admissions decision-makers from top business schools.
• Receive valuable application advice.
• Get access to exclusive offers such as application fee waivers and discounts on test prep.

Join us every Thursday from 6:00–7:00 p.m. in Lillis 211 for our weekly Beta Alpha Psi meetings! Build your professional skills, connect with recruiters, explore career opportunities, and make friends with fellow students. Meetings are open to everyone during weeks 1–9, and free dinner and Celsius are provided every week. Everyone is welcome!

The International Business and Economics Club (IBEC) connects globally minded students with the people, knowledge, and opportunities needed to explore international careers. Our meetings are open to all UO students - free of charge, no applications, open to all majors!

Curious about how business can create positive change? Join the undergraduate chapter of Net Impact to explore the intersection of business, sustainability, and social impact. Meet fellow students and find ways to get involved through networking trips, committee projects, and our annual conference.

What if you could turn an innovative idea into a powerful AI-driven product that solves real business challenges? Explore the possibilities of generative AI during this hands-on Professional Edge training. You'll learn to design impactful, ethical AI solutions and communicate their value in business contexts. Whether you're familiar with AI basics or new to the field, this training will guide you through each step, from understanding core AI principles to creating your own AI-driven product that meets real-world needs.  

What You'll Gain

• Earn a marketable skills microcredential: Enhance your resume and LinkedIn profile when you earn the AI-Driven Business Value microcredential from the Lundquist College of Business.  
• Real-world product development: Leave with experience in taking an AI product from concept to design.  
• Technical and strategic skills: Gain knowledge in AI fundamentals and practical applications that will be valuable across business functions.  
• Ethical frameworks: Understand responsible AI practices that align with business values and societal impact.  

Schedule

• Friday, November 13, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (in-person)

In today's complex business environment, the ability to analyze problems and develop strategic solutions is crucial. Learn what it takes to be a strategic consultant during this Professional Edge training—approach business challenges systematically, conduct thorough analyses, and present compelling recommendations—and set yourself apart in any professional setting.

Whether you're preparing for a consulting internship or a career after graduation, this training will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to excel in problem-solving and analysis.  

What You'll Gain

• Earn a marketable skills microcredential: Enhance your resume and LinkedIn profile when you earn the Consulting Essentials microcredential from the Lundquist College of Business.  
• Research skills: Learn to leverage various resources and techniques for conducting comprehensive market research and competitive analysis.  
• Problem-solving approaches: Develop a structured approach to breaking down and analyzing complex business cases.  
• Analytical frameworks: Master key analytical tools like SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, and PESTEL to evaluate real-world business scenarios.  
• Professional presentations: Create and deliver impactful consulting presentations.  

Schedule

• Friday, November 13, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (in person)
• Friday, November 20, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (in person)

Curious what a summer internship in accounting actually looks like? Join us for a candid conversation with current Master of Accounting (MAcc) students about their experiences this summer. They'll share when they applied, where they interned, what their day-to-day looked like, and what's next now that it's wrapped up.

You'll also have an opportunity to ask the admissions team questions before the next MAcc deadline on January 15, 2027.

Studied abroad? Planning to? Wondering how the experience can actually help you in your career?  Join us for the Study Abroad Career Panel. Hear directly from UO alumni working across different industries about how employers view study abroad and how students can talk about their international experiences in ways that are meaningful to future employers.  

The conversation will center on one important question: If you were hiring someone, how would you want that candidate to explain the value of studying abroad during an interview?

 Students will hear perspectives on how to:

 • Talk about study abroad in an interview without sounding generic

• Connect an international experience to jobs that are not always internationally focused

• Identify the skills developed abroad that employers value

• Understand the kinds of follow-up questions employers may ask

• Avoid common mistakes when discussing international experiences

• Make the most of time abroad so you return with experiences you can use professionally

Whether you have already studied abroad or are still considering it, this panel will help you think more intentionally about how an international experience can support your future career.

This event is part of International Education Month (IEM) programming. View the full calendar of IEM events here: https://international.uoregon.edu/IEM.

With a focus on valuation and asset management, Master of Science in Finance program is ideal for those targeting a coveted career as a financial analyst.

An early application increases your chances of obtaining merit-based scholarships and graduate employment offered by the Lundquist College of Business. Start your application today!

Application Deadlines

• Early Decision - November 15, 2026
• Priority Scholarship - January 15, 2027
• Regular Decision - March 15, 2027 (Final international candidate deadline)
• Final Scholarship Consideration - May 15, 2027
• Final Deadline - July 23, 2027

Designed for those with non-business undergraduate degrees, the University of Oregon’s MS in Management program builds on students’ undergraduate education to equip them with marketable skills and applied experiences that accelerate professional growth. 

An early application increases your chances of obtaining merit-based scholarships and graduate employment offered by the Lundquist College of Business. Start your application today!

Application Deadlines

• Early Decision - November 15, 2026
• Priority Scholarship - January 15, 2027
• Regular Decision - March 15, 2027 (Final international candidate deadline)
• Final Scholarship Consideration - May 15, 2027
• Final Deadline - July 23, 2027

Earn an MBA in one of four select areas: finance and securities analysis, innovation and entrepreneurship, sports business, and sustainable business practices. No matter what your goals, the Oregon MBA has degree options to meet your needs and help you achieve your career ambitions.

An early application increases your chances of obtaining merit-based scholarships and graduate employment offered by the Lundquist College of Business. Start your application today!

Application Deadlines

• Early Decision - November 15, 2026
• Priority Scholarship - January 15, 2027
• Regular Decision - March 15, 2027 (Final international candidate deadline)
• Final Scholarship Consideration - May 15, 2027
• Final Deadline - July 23, 2027

Join the Oregon Blockchain Group for a one-day hackathon during which you'll learn to build on Monad and ship a working prototype with help from mentors. Come solo or with a team for a chance to win.

$4,600 in prizes, $300 beginner prize. Free to apply.

Graduating in the next two years and wondering what comes next? Learn how an MS in Management (MSM) can turn your degree into a career. This one-year graduate program from the Lundquist College of Business builds the business, leadership, and networking skills that open doors to your dream job.

Stop by Chapman Library at the Clark Honors College to chat with:

• Emily Moore, program director, MS in Management
• Jessica Best, director of career strategy, Mohr Career Services
• Andrew Fudge, assistant director of graduate admissions, Lundquist College of Business

CHC students will also hear about their guaranteed admissions pathway to the MSM.

Event Details: Date: Monday, November 16 Time: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Location: Chapman 302 (Clark Honors College Library)

This is an office-hours-style event, and snacks will be provided. Please register below so we know to expect you!

Want international work experience on your résumé? Want a scholarship to help pay for it?

Come to the Lundquist Singapore Internship Experience info session. Find out how you can spend next summer working for a great company in one of the world’s most dynamic cities and building a global network.

You’ll hear straight from a student who interned in Singapore last summer, plus how UO GlobalWorks and Mohr Career Services support you every step of the way.

What you’ll learn: ✅ Why you should apply and the scholarship you’ll receive ✅ What internships are available ✅ How to apply ✅ Other global internship options open to you

Get a head start on your summer. RSVP now

*Must be a Lundquist major returning to take classes in Fall 2027.

Contact information: Josh Pritchett, Client Services Manager

Make a first impression that reflects your awesomeness! Do you need an outfit to wow your interviewers? Pop in to our Pop-Up Career Closet and curate a FREE interview-ready outfit that will give you the confidence to crush your next interview. 

Tuesday, November 17, from noon-3pm in the EMU Crater Lake Room (next to Panda Express) at NO COST to you! hosted by the University Career Center + UO Student Sustainability Center.

Browse through new or gently used business casual & business professional clothes like: blazers, slacks, suits, dresses, polos, button-ups, skirts, ties, belts, and anything else you might want to wear to a job interview! A variety of styles and sizes to choose from! Check out the UCC's "Dress The Part" Boards on Pinterest to see what kinds of office style vibes you might want to shop for! 

Not sure what to pick? We'll have volunteers around who can help you pick styles that reflect your individuality and the industry you're wanting to break into. 

Want to volunteer at the pop-up? Reach out to career@uoregon.edu for more info! 

Want to donate clothes? Career Closet Donation Bins can be found until Nov. 10:

• University Career Center: Tykeson Hall Garden Level 050

• Student Sustainability Center: EMU Room 005

• Center for Multicultural Academic Excellence (CMAE): Oregon Hall 135

• Ford Alumni Center: Front Desk (1st floor) 1720 E. 13th Ave

• Lillis: Atrium/Main Entrance 

• HEDCO Education: Main Entrance

• OTHER: Want to organize a mini-drive and have someone pick it up from your business in Eugene/Springfield no less than 2 weeks prior to the event? career@uoregon.edu to make a plan!

Want to give $ to support this initiative? Go to UO Giving under Designations, select "I want to give to other" and write in Career Center fund (#4359) and include "Clothing" in the comments before you move on to payment! These funds will help us with additional resources to help make this event successful.

Interested in learning about nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Southeast Asia? Join the information session for Catalysts for Impact: NGOs in SE Asia to learn about the NGO sector, explore issues affecting the region, and discover how you can gain hands-on experience working on a project for a local organization in Cambodia. We’ll cover program details, travel locations, and application requirements.

This event is part of International Education Month (IEM) programming. View the full calendar of IEM events here: https://international.uoregon.edu/IEM.

Make the most of your college experience as a 3+1 Scholar! If you have 25+ credits of IB, AP, or other college ready credits, you can complete your undergraduate degree in 3 years and qualify to be a 3+1 Scholar and earn one of our business specialized masters in your 4th year.

Attend to learn more about our Masters of Accounting (MAcc), MS in Finance (MSF), and MS in Management (MSM) 3+1 scholar programs, the benefits of being a 3+1 scholar, and how to prepare your application.

The American Marketing Association (AMA) at the University of Oregon helps students explore the world of marketing, build their professional brand, and gain hands-on experience. We host workshops, networking opportunities, guest speakers, career events, and social activities designed to help students grow their skills; like expanding their portfolios, and connecting with industry professionals. All UO students are welcome—no marketing experience required! Come connect, learn, and grow with us. We hope to see you at our next event!

Are you interested in completing an internship abroad? If so, a GlobalWorks International Internship might be for you! Stop by this information session to learn more about the application process, program curriculum, and student experience abroad.

This event is part of International Education Month (IEM) programming. View the full calendar of IEM events here: https://international.uoregon.edu/IEM

Curious about what it takes to build a career in the sports and outdoor product industry?

Join us for an engaging fireside chat-style information session with alumni from the University of Oregon’s Sports Product Management (SPM) master’s program. Hear firsthand about their career journeys, industry experiences, and how SPM helped prepare them for success.

Get an inside look at the program, discover the power of the SPM alumni network, and gain valuable insights to help you take the next step in your career.

Register today and get inspired by where SPM can take you!

Sustainability infiltrates core business functions. It shows up in supply chains, finance, real estate, and marketing, and companies are hiring people who understand it. So where is this all headed? Which industries are growing, which roles are opening up, and what skills will make you the person they want to hire? 

In partnership with the Center for Sustainable Business Practices and the Net Impact Club, come and hear straight answers from professionals working in the space right now, and walk out knowing how to position yourself for a career that pays and matters.

Panelists:

• Anne-Marie Duncan, Project Consultant, WSP, Consulting/Professional Services
• Chris Forney,  Principal (Consultant), Brightworks Sustainability, Environmental Services        
• Darcey Howard, Head of Marketing and Engagement, Regenerative Organic Alliance Farming   
• Griffin Harn (Moderator), President, Net Impact Student Organization, expected to graduate in 2027

Join this virtual event to hear from current Oregon MBA students about their transformative summer experiences! Learn about their internships, training immersions, and international experiential learning trips, and how these opportunities have shaped their career paths.

Discover the real-world impact of an Oregon MBA through their stories and get inspired for your own journey. Don’t miss this chance to connect with our students and ask your questions! 

The Duck network runs deep. The Warsaw Sports Business Club is excited to welcome back yet another alum, Kyle Waters, Chief of Ticket Sales at the Seattle Storm. Hear what it's like to sell tickets in an emerging market and Kyle's experiences in sports. Kyle's career started at Oregon Athletics, and he has since worked with many teams and organizations, including the Seattle Supersonics and Storm. He'll offer invaluable insight into how it's done. Don't miss this one; it's our last meeting of the term! See you there!

Zoom into a convenient lunchtime info session and find out if the Oregon Executive MBA in Portland is right for you.  During this quick and easy online session, you'll:

• Hear from recent graduates.
• See how the twice-a-month schedule works for busy people.
• Get more program details.
• Find out how to apply (it's simple!).
• Have plenty of time to ask questions.

SIGN UP: https://uobiz.co/oemba-info-111926

Artificial intelligence is transforming education, work, and everyday life. How can universities and organizations adapt to these changes, to harness AI's potential while simultaneously preserving the human qualities that drive innovation, learning, and meaningful connection? 

Join UO alumnus and author Mohan Nair for a fireside chat with Professor Beth Plale, executive director of the School of Computer and Data Sciences. Drawing on themes from his book Unreachable: How Not to Lose Your Mind in an AI-Obsessed Era, Nair will share insights on navigating the opportunities and challenges of an AI-driven world. 

The conversation will be followed by audience Q&A and discussion led by Bruce Blonigen, dean of the Lundquist College of Business, and a reception for continued networking and exchange of ideas with Nair. 

Join us every Thursday from 6:00–7:00 p.m. in Lillis 211 for our weekly Beta Alpha Psi meetings! Build your professional skills, connect with recruiters, explore career opportunities, and make friends with fellow students. Meetings are open to everyone during weeks 1–9, and free dinner and Celsius are provided every week. Everyone is welcome!

The International Business and Economics Club (IBEC) connects globally minded students with the people, knowledge, and opportunities needed to explore international careers. Our meetings are open to all UO students - free of charge, no applications, open to all majors!

Curious about how business can create positive change? Join the undergraduate chapter of Net Impact to explore the intersection of business, sustainability, and social impact. Meet fellow students and find ways to get involved through networking trips, committee projects, and our annual conference.