University at Buffalo (UB)
The State University
of New York
School of Management
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Undergraduate Programs

Why become a part of the School of Management at UB?

#1
RANKED BUSINESS SCHOOL IN SUNY
Top10%
OF AACSB-ACCREDITED B-SCHOOLS BY BUSINESSWEEK, U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
97%

Minors

Cybersecurity

Entrepreneurship

Human Resources Management

Beyond the Classroom

Build on your classroom learning with hands-on experiences that prepare you for real-world success.  

Student Services

Take advantage of the many services available to you, including advisement, career resources, scholarships, tutoring and internships.

Alumni Success
“The UB School of Management stood out because of its faculty. The professors are stalwarts in information security.”
6/25/26

Pranith Shetty, MS ’15

  • Information Security, Governance and Risk Management Lead, Cisco
“The longer I do this, the more I learn that it’s not something I can sustain on my own. You have to be able to lead the people under you, and it’s becoming much more about how I build the team around me to be able to be as successful as possible. ”
6/25/26

Kevin Masse, BS ’06

  • Founder and Head Baker, Small State Provisions
“Every professor I encountered was warm and welcoming and, for a big school, it was an intimate experience where the faculty taught beyond the textbook.”
6/25/26

Greg Schoff, BS '07

  • Vice President, Multichannel Sales, ~Pourri
“The UB School of Management was a great experience and exposed me to so many different areas of business, so much so that I wanted to explore many areas outside of finance. ”
6/25/26

Joanne Hageman, MBA ’00

  • Vice President, Financial Planning and Analysis, UPS
“I had so many great professors who were a gateway to so many different types of careers I could have, and I was the type of student who wanted to look at all the options.”
6/25/26

Carl Lam, MBA ’23

  • Resource Analyst, University at Buffalo, and Meteorologist
“It is especially important right now to exercise curiosity. At the core of what we ask in the tech industry is how can we make people’s lives better through technology — and we have to be very thoughtful about how we do so.”
6/25/26

Franklin Ramirez, BS ’13

  • Director of Global Product Partnerships and Platform Strategy, TikTok
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