You should discuss your career plans with an undergraduate adviser before deciding on a concentration. Your opportunities will be limited only by your interests, your imagination, and your willingness to work. University of Kansas graduates have found jobs and held leadership positions with small and large businesses and in many branches of government. From financial analysis to marketing, sales, accounting, and labor relations, KU's business program will prepare you for a job that suits your interests and career goals. Outstanding educators, experienced business people, and active consultants make up the faculty of the School of Business.
Many faculty members have international expertise.
The school's undergraduate program will give you a solid foundation in business and management and provide you with the intellectual breadth necessary in today's global business world. In addition to general business and liberal arts requirements, you will be expected to complete one of several study areas. Your study area could be four courses in a foreign language, four in a world culture, a combination of language and cultural studies, or an approved concentration. During your first two years at KU, you will be enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and you will complete many of your requirements in the humanities and the social and natural sciences. First-year students in the College take English composition, mathematics, and courses that fulfill general education requirements.