Undergraduate Programs News

Wondering what it's really like to be a business or accounting major at the Lundquist College of Business? Just ask a Duck Guide.
Greg Specht '73 has spent his entire professional career in real estate development and construction.
Bob Turner '68 found a good fit at JELD-WEN, one of the world's largest manufacturers of windows, doors, millwork, and specialty products.

The upcoming academic year promises to be a period of unprecedented activity and growth for the college.

Find out what a typical workday is like for Alyssa Carrizales '13, the first-ever intern at Wieden+Kennedy's Portland Incubator Experiment.
I want to share a simple concept we often don't give its due: Always be open to saying yes.
Embarking on the next phase of their lives, our graduates will bring the knowledge and confidence they've gained from their Lundquist College experiences.

Student shareholders reported to the club's stakeholders--and celebrated another successful year--at their annual meeting this May.

The debut of the student-organized SPRNG (Sustainable Practices Raising Net Growth) conference made quite a splash this May.
Our undergraduates leveraged the resources of Lundquist College Career Services to land enviable spots at well-known companies.
Making the commitment to stand for something is what defines and builds a community.

At the UO Lundquist College of Business, providing a pipeline of talented, knowledgeable, and dedicated graduates is what we do best--and what sets us apart.

Brice Helm '13 won a full-tuition scholarship to the Master's of Science in Management program at Nyenrode Business Universiteit.
Take the most notorious rivalry in the state of Oregon. Civil War Shark Tank is a competition is designed to foster connection between aspiring entrepreneurs at both universities.
They called themselves the Dream Team. Four senior accounting majors headed north to compete in the KPMG Financial Accounting Case Competition at Seattle University.