University of Kansas School of Business
Where instructional and intellectual excellence converge, empowering students to become leaders who make positive change in business and society.
Undergraduate programs
There are many paths to becoming a Business Jayhawk. Discover which is right for you, and explore our majors, minors and certificates.
Graduate programs
Our master's programs can help you advance your career or delve deeper into a specific facet of industry, while our doctoral program allows students to pursue research in an environment that promotes extensive faculty interaction.By the numbers
Introducing the KU Entrepreneurship Hub
Slated to open fall 2027, the donor-funded building is designed to serve as an academic launch point for student entrepreneurs. The Hub will be operated by the School of Business and serve KU students from all disciplines, providing spaces for experiential education and programming that reflect the KU's commitment to hands-on learning.
Learn about The HubBusiness Jayhawk stories
KU student blends art, business and disability advocacy to expand access
For Elizabeth Jane Varelman, art is not just an avenue for creativity; it is a tool for advocacy. Now in the fourth year of her self-designed six-year graduation plan, she’s combining business management, the fine arts and disability studies to create a path focused on accessibility and impact.
FIN 411 class collaborates with KU Endowment to support investment strategy
During the fall 2025 semester, students enrolled in Felix Meschke’s FIN 411 Investment Theory and Applications honors class presented investment recommendations to their client, KU Endowment’s, capping off a semester of applied learning.
MBA graduate applies background in health care to post-grad career
John McGrew graduated in 2020 with a nursing degree. The Lawrence native discovered an interest in managing and leading teams, a shift that led him to pursue an MBA and change his career path.
Latest News
Mon, 07/06/2026
In a new scholarly article published in the Strategic Management Journal, a University of Kansas business scholar explored whether entrepreneurs need co-founders, finding disadvantages partially diminished when a solo founder has broad and/or deep experience.
Wed, 07/01/2026
KU Business researchers Kevin Pisciotta and Justin Balthrop share insights from their research on how online sports betting shapes household finances. Using bank account transaction data to track how betting influences savings, spending, and credit use over time, their work provides perspective on how major events like the World Cup can intersect with everyday financial decision-making.
