UO Lundquist College of Business

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UO Lundquist College of Business

The business school at the University of Oregon. The official page of the Lundquist College of Business at the University of Oregon.

The Lundquist College of Business offers the following degrees:
• BA and BS (accounting and business administration)
• MAcc (master's degree in accounting)
• MBA (general business)
• Oregon Executive MBA in Portland
• PhD (accounting, decision sciences, finance, management, marketing)

MBA curricular tracks include sustainable business practices, sports marketing, entrepreneurship, and finance and securities analysis.

08/21/2026

From an Oregon Trail ancestor to two Ducks on campus, the McLeroys have deep ties to the University of Oregon. Read the story: https://uobiz.co/giving-0726

08/17/2026

A growing student-led program and new faculty hires—made possible by donor support—are creating pathways into real estate careers at the Lundquist College: https://uobiz.co/real-estate-0726

08/15/2026

In case you missed it: Ducks Give 2026, the university's annual day of giving, brought students, faculty, staff, alumni, and donors together to propel UO forward by putting Oregon Rising, the university's strategic plan, at the forefront of the campaign. Read the story: https://uobiz.co/giving-0526

08/11/2026

Richard Harris Jr. ’15, vice president and head of data and AI at Valtech, sat down to chat with us about why representation really matters in the workplace.

Richard wants students to know that it's important not to lose confidence when you don't see anyone who looks like you when you step into a meeting room. Your voice matters, and, as a leader, he wants everyone on his team to feel included and empowered to speak up and contribute.

Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://uobiz.co/harris-0826

Video description: Students and alumni stand outside talking and laughing. Text reads: "Alumni Insights: Career Advice from Ducks in the Wild." Next, Richard is interviewed in a conference room. He is sitting down and answers questions from a student interviewer. Intro music is "Vibrant Vista" by BackgroundMusicLab.

07/27/2026

In the July/August edition of our e-newsletter, we're celebrating the generosity of the Lundquist College community. Read on: https://uobiz.co/enews-0726

07/24/2026

Business Ducks, tell us what's next! Whether you're a new graduate or starting an internship, we want to hear from you: https://uobiz.co/outcomes

Your responses to the career outcomes survey help us provide valuable insights for current and future Ducks. Thank you!

07/21/2026

A lifetime of meaningful work and connections with children in need inspired Lundquist College alum Ron Sauer ’80 (business) and wife Chris ’80 (human development and performance) to invest in the new building for the Ballmer Institute for Children's Behavioral Health at the University of Oregon's Portland campus: https://uobiz.co/sauers-0726

The Child Behavioral Health Building will expand training opportunities for students, accelerate research that improves outcomes, and provide behavioral health services to children and families in Portland and across Oregon.

07/17/2026

Rayne Gaisford ’04, a chief risk officer and chief data strategy officer in the finance industry, shared the story of his nontraditional entry into the industry and provided unconventional tips for navigating building your network as an early career professional.

Watch the full interview: https://uobiz.co/gaisford-0726

07/15/2026

New research from management professor Alex Murray and coauthors examined the effects of the use of AI on submissions to academic journals: https://uobiz.co/murray-0726

"More Versus Better: Artificial Intelligence, Incentives, and the Emerging Crisis in Peer Review," published in Organization Science, analyzed submissions to the journal. Their review uncovered a 42 percent increase in submissions, but a drop in quality. The result is a higher burden on volunteer editors and peer reviewers, among other issues.

Although AI is the tool accelerating this problem, the researchers emphasized that the technology isn't creating these flaws out of thin air. Many existing factors are contributing to this strained ecosystem.

"In this analysis, we do not take any normative stance on the inappropriate usage of AI," Murray said. "This is about the system as a whole, the papers that are coming in, what's getting published, and where might we be going."

07/13/2026

University of Oregon management professor Ralph Heidl is preparing students to enter an AI-fueled workforce: https://uobiz.co/heidl-0326

His new curriculum—made possible thanks to financial support provided by John Schaus ’75—equips students with the ability to identify AI's strong and weak points in order to better navigate real-world business challenges.

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http://business.uoregon.edu/

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