Skip to main content
University of Nebraska at Omaha logo University of Nebraska at Omaha
REQUEST INFO VISIT APPLY

MY UNO DIRECTORY
University of Nebraska at Omaha logo
College of Business Administration Master of Business Administration
REQUEST INFO VISIT APPLY
MY UNO DIRECTORY
  • About Us Backback to Main menu
    • About the MBA
    • Accreditation and Rankings
    • Faculty & Staff Directory
    • MBA Blog
  • The Program Backback to Main menu
    • Program Structure
    • Concentrations
    • MBA Capstone Course
    • Dual Degrees & Certificates
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  • Admissions Backback to Main menu
    • Admissions Requirements
    • Application Checklist
    • Tuition Rates and Fees
    • Apply
  • Financing Your MBA Backback to Main menu
    • Scholarships
    • Graduate Assistantships
    • On-campus Employment
  • Student Life Backback to Main menu
    • Alumni and Student Stories
    • Life In Omaha
    • Career Support
    • Getting Involved
  • Events
  • Support Us

UNO MBA Capstone Course

  1. UNO
  2. College of Business Administration
  3. Master of Business Administration
  4. The Program
  5. UNO MBA Capstone Course

The Intersection of MBA KSAs, Consulting, & Service Learning

In the UNO MBA Capstone Course, students conduct an integrative applied project for a local organization, including non-profits, small businesses, startups and government organizations.

Video transcript

This consulting project focuses on the application of the knowledge and skills learned in the MBA program.

Capstone Process

mba-process.png

What Our Clients are Saying

Louise Winter - Midwest Minor Medical

"Thank you so very much for allowing Midwest to take part in the Capstone project and for assigning such a smart, creative, and effective team to work on our concerns! Their research methods and depth were impressive to say the least! They developed and explained such a clear road map for Midwest, and I have already set their plan in motion. I am sure we will be reporting great things going forward!"


Dr. Trace Lasley - Homeland Security Investigations

"I found each team's tracking of the illicit activity and the specific name of persons and corporations mentioned to be most valuable. I also think it's a great partnership to have with a university and a valuable educational opportunity for the MBA students to learn more about how their degrees can be used in creative ways to assist the common good."


John Nania - Learning for ALL

"One of the best parts of working with the MBA students for this project was the ability to collaborate and create with the students as we took an idea and a concept and created a fully formed project with deliverables that will positively impact Learning For ALL's future endeavors and business operations. The students did a wonderful job and met and exceeded our expectations."

What Our Students are Saying

Nicole Rein

"Taking the concepts and frameworks from Strategy to then build on them from a consulting perspective in the Capstone solidified why I chose to further my education."


Blaine Richter and John Cronin

"We are really excited to be working with DHS on this project. Corruption in South Sudan provided a unique challenge to our team, and we were able to utilize some methods that we don't usually get to see in action to tackle the project."

A group of seven professionally dressed individuals stand together smiling in front of a large presentation screen titled “INSPIRED Educators.” The slide lists the names Sunny Avalos, Olivia DeGeorge, Emily Pick, and Darryl Sokpa as presenters. The group appears to be in a classroom or conference room, suggesting a presentation or academic event. One person is wearing a face mask, and the setting is formal and academic in nature. Two men stand at the front of a classroom delivering a presentation titled "Strategic Analysis Findings." One man, wearing a beige sweater, gestures while speaking, holding a tablet. The other, in a red dress shirt, stands with arms crossed, listening. A projection screen behind them displays bullet points on external opportunities, organizational strengths and weaknesses, and financial analysis. Empty desks and chairs are visible in the foreground, indicating a classroom or training setting.


Our Partners

lfa-logo.png heart-heroes-logo.png girl-scouts-logo.jpg ncite-logo.png

Announcements

  • Interested in the MBA? Request more information.
  • Or, join us for an online information session!
Interested in partnering with us for a Capstone project? Submit your information here!
A professional portrait of a young man wearing a dark suit, light blue shirt, and black tie. He has short dark hair styled neatly and is smiling slightly while looking directly at the camera. The background shows a modern, bright office or university setting with large windows and blurred architectural details.

"This project was the perfect blend of integrating strategy and marketing to provide a solution that drives meaningful value to our client. This opportunity to take a piece of software and plan a pathway to market entry and profitability was a thrilling way to end my time at UNO.

Getting an MBA was one of the best decisions I’ve made. This program has fundamentally changed the way I think about problems, and I will be a stronger business leader, strategist, and entrepreneur because of my time here.”

- Tony Rost, December 2020.

Contact Us

  • Sarah Heimerman, Program Manager: 402.554.6275

  • Jessica Kampfe, Advisor: 402.554.3010

  • Email: mba@unomaha.edu

  • Address
  • Mammel Hall, Suite 100
  • 6708 Pine Street

  • Omaha, Nebraska 68182

College of Business Administration

Address
  • College of Business Administration
  • 300 Mammel Hall
  • 6708 Pine Street
  • Omaha, NE 68182   map
  • unocbainfo@unomaha.edu
Social media
Contact Us
  • Dean's Office: 402.554.2303
  • Academic Advising: 402.554.3419
  • AACSB Accreditation
  • Nebraska Business Development Center
US News and World Report Best Colleges Business Program 2022

Services and Resources

  • Academic Calendar
  • Course Catalogs
  • MavCARD Services
  • MavLINK
  • my.unomaha.edu
  • UNO Brand Guide

Related Links

  • A-Z List
  • Employment
  • University of Nebraska System

Campus Links

  • Accessibility
  • Billing Office
  • Buildings and Maps
  • Campus Directory
  • Campus Safety
  • Events
  • Human Resources
  • Library
  • Military-Connected Resource Center
  • News
  • Registrar

Policies and Reporting

  • Emergency Information Alert
  • MavsReport
  • Notice of Non-Discrimination
  • NU Foundation
  • Privacy Statement
  • University Policies
  1. Privacy Statement
  2. Accessibility
  1. 402.554.2800

University of Nebraska at Omaha
University of Nebraska at Omaha, 6001 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE, 68182
  • ©  

Social Media


Omaha Skyline

Our Campus. Otherwise Known as Omaha.

The University of Nebraska does not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, and/or political affiliation in its education programs or activities, including admissions and employment. The University prohibits any form of retaliation taken against anyone for reporting discrimination, harassment, or retaliation for otherwise engaging in protected activity. Read the full statement.