It was a whirlwind tour—but oh, so eye opening. On September 16, MBA students completed a two-week study tour in Asia for the fifth year in a row, meeting with companies and gaining first-hand insights into how doing business in China is both different and the same. MBAs from all four of our centers of excellence documented the experience on the college's blog. Read.
Congratulations to UO’s Mosaic Genetics LLC for its second-place finish at the New Venture Championship, winning $10,000 and an invitation to the Moot Corp Competition at the University of Texas.
The first partnership executive MBA program in the United States and now one of the oldest, the Oregon Executive MBA is celebrating its twenty-fifth year.
Consider the adrenaline of Oregon MBA students as they presented startup ideas to actual venture capitalists and investors. A little nerve wracking perhaps--especially because they spent ten weeks preparing, building a case, and trying to anticipate concerns. But the long nights were worth it. Watch the video above to learn more.
Celebrating the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center's fifteenth anniversary, remembering Jim Warsaw, taking on the business plan for a unique new startup, and more.
The team of five beats out 136 other squads, including those from MIT, Columbia, Wharton and UC Berkeley to win the Microsoft Advertising Digital Challenge
How Dennis Howard became dean of the Lundquist College; introducing a brand new MBA curriculum, John Chalmers conducts the "study of the decade," and more.
Days after achieving a first-place finish at NVC, TakeShape earned second place in the International Business Plan Competition 2008 at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). The Lundquist College of Business team was one of twelve teams representing seven countries invited to HKUST, the only university business plan competition in China open to complete graduate teams from other universities.
