We are now accepting applications for the January, 2010 Part-time MBA Program. The application deadline is 11/15/09. Click here to apply; for more information, contact admissions counselor Becky Barbour (Rebecca [dot] Barbour [at] unh [dot] edu).

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Our programs at the Whittemore School of Business and Economics prepare leaders for the challenges of today—and tomorrow—whether you're interested in management, accounting, economics, or technology.

  • • Rated 10th Most Entrepreneurial Campus in the Nation, Forbes.com and Princeton Review.
  • • Named a Top-100 Graduate Business School US News & World Report 2006 Edition of America's Best Graduate Schools.
  • • A Top-25 Regionally Recognized Entrepreneurial College, Entrepreneur.com
  • • Selected as one of the newest additions to Princeton Review's Best 282 Business Schools, 2007

Upcoming Events
11/20/2009 - 8:30am - UNH Hosts Management Conference, 'Leading in Times of Change' Nov. 20
12/15/2009 - 7:00pm - MBA Manchester Social
News
Flu fibs? UNH workplace expert: Risk of outbreak benefits those seeking time off

Paul Harvey, assistant professor of management at the UNH Whittemore School of Business and Economics, researches workplace issues such as employee behavior and took some time to address those questions and others.
Brian Bolton earns UNH Excellence in Teaching Award

If there’s anyone who can find a silver lining to the current economic recession, it’s Brian Bolton, assistant professor of accounting and finance. The transformation of the analytical world of finance into a world of intrigue, deception, and breathtaking ethical lapses has motivated students to learn more about the field than ever before.
An economics of magical thinking

By Roman Frydman and Michael D. Goldberg - Confidence seems to be returning to markets almost everywhere, but the debates about what caused the worst crisis since the Great Depression show no sign of letting up. Instead, the spotlight has shifted from bankers, financial engineers and regulators to economists and their theories. This is not a moment too soon.