Jon M. Huntsman School of Business

Welcome to our future

Jon M. Huntsman challenged us in 2007 to become a world-class business school, producing students who could compete with the best and brightest anywhere in the world. We are meeting his challenge by transforming our curriculum and programs, hiring the best faculty and staff, and reengineering the student experience. We are also building a new world-class facility commensurate with the school’s programs and academic mission to house current and future growth.

Huntsman School of Business

What is Small Enterprise Education and Development (SEED) all about?

Make a sustainable difference in the world, and increase the value of your education through this transformative international internship.Learn more about SEED.

The Decline of the Rural American Hospital and How to Reverse It

Huntsman management professor, Dr. Nathan Washburn's article on American health-care systems was recently featured on Harvard Business Review's home page. Click here to read the article.

Huntsman Scholar Program

The Huntsman Scholar Program is the premier program for undergraduate students interested in business and global affairs. The aim of this program is to provide students with challenging academic opportunities, unique experiences outside the classroom, and personal faculty mentorship.

Entrepreneur Leadership Series Speaker: Jeremy Hanks

Jeremy Hanks. entrepreneur, author, and business visionary, is the co-founder and CEO of Doba, a leader in providing product sourcing services for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Click here for his ELS presentation.

Student Success Story - Annie Knight

Annie Knight boarded her first flight to Paris with the Huntsman Scholars, and since, her life has never been the same. As an involved student, Annie tells her Huntsman experience with hope for the future. Watch her story here.

Most Important Financial Resolutions for 2015

Professor Scott Hammond was recently featured in WalletHub’s 15 for ’15: Financial Resolutions for the New Year. 2015 might be your best year ever. It might be your neighbor’s worse. Click here to read more.