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equipping students and professionals to excel in the business world
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Learn what’s next for a few of the many Mavericks at the UNO College of Business Administration earning diplomas in May 2018. Learn more
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Leading up to the Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting, the UNO College of Business Administration will host several events that shed light on Warren Buffett’s values and methods; April 30 - May 4. Learn more
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The UNO College of Business Administration is a community of achievers. Here are the students and faculty honored in spring 2018. Learn more
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The University of Nebraska at Omaha’s part-time MBA and Executive MBA are included among the top programs in new national and global rankings. Learn more
At the UNO College of Business Administration (CBA), we are preparing students to become professionals with academic acumen and a sense of social responsibility.
Grounded in a strong academic curriculum that is AACSB Accredited, we are also a business school that believes in collaboration with the community. Our students benefit from opportunities to flex their skills and knowledge well before they graduate and to find out firsthand about the business world beyond the classroom.
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DegreesBachelor of Science in Business Administration Executive Master of Business Administration |
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