Academics
Undergraduate programs
Majors
Full-time
- Accounting
- Business Administration
- Business Analytics
- Finance
- Information Systems
- Management & Leadership
- Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
Working professionals
Co-Major
Minors
For business majors
- Business Analytics
- Entrepreneurship
- Human Resource Management
- Information Systems
- International Business
- Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
For non-business majors
Certificates
- Entrepreneurship
- Global KEY Certificate
- Jack Lockton Certificate in Insurance and Risk Management
- Professional Selling Program
Extension Programs
Special programs for undergrads
Graduate programs
Full-Time MBA
Enjoy the traditional campus experience when you earn a master of business administration degree in the full-time program. You'll begin with a group in the fall semester and complete your 49-hour program over three semesters and a summer.
MBA for Working Professionals
Accelerate your career while you continue to work full-time by taking evening courses in the Kansas City metro area at the KU Edwards Campus. Designed specifically for working professionals, this 42-hour MBA program is flexible and customizable.
Online MBA
Our online MBA can boost your career by preparing you to face the tough challenges of today’s evolving and global business.
Master of Accounting
This high-quality, dynamic program will prepare you for the real-world challenges found within the accounting profession.
MS in Organizational Leadership
As a leader in the military or business, earn a business-focused degree that hones your leadership skills while setting you on a path to earn your MBA. This program is offered exclusively at our KU Leavenworth campus.
MSB Supply Chain Management and Logistics
As an officer in the military, you can earn a specialized Supply Chain Management degree that will complement your military career. This program was developed for military officers assigned to Fort Leavenworth.
Doctor of Philosophy
The KU School of Business doctoral program is highly selective which allows the six or seven new students chosen each year to work closely with faculty.
