Highest Ever National Ranking

The Paul College of Business and Economics is ranked #55 in Poets & Quants for Undergrads Best Undergraduate Business Schools 2021 rankings.

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Online MBA Ranked #40 Nationally

U.S. News releases 2021 ranking of nation’s top programs

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Why Choose Paul?

There are so many reasons why we are the best business school. Learn more at New2Paul

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Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics

Excite. Engage. Empower. Excel.

The University of New Hampshire Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is one of the best business schools in the nation. We are proud that in a recent national ranking we were the #20 most recommended business school by recent alumni. Our goal is to excite you about your learning, engage you in powerful educational experiences, empower you to make the most of your academic and community life at UNH, and prepare you to excel in your career and build a meaningful life.

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Business in Practice

We take experiential learning to a whole new level in this unique practice-based, student-centered learning program.

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Marketing

Research: People want to splurge, save after seeing fake news in time of COVID-19

Justin Pomerance, assistant professor of marketing

A University of New Hampshire researcher found the uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic combined with exposure to fake news led people to feel a joint desire to save for the future but also to spend a little bit more to make themselves feel better.

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Marketing

Research: People want to splurge, save after seeing fake news in time of COVID-19

Justin Pomerance, assistant professor of marketing

A University of New Hampshire researcher found the uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic combined with exposure to fake news led people to feel a joint desire to save for the future but also to spend a little bit more to make themselves feel better.

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Business Analytics

Paul College Launches New Master's in Business Analytics

UNH offers the only accredited graduate business analytics program in New Hampshire

Thanks to the explosion of mobile devices, apps and online transactions—a continuous stream of data flows into businesses every day. This influx of information puts a demand on organizations to process and analyze a variety of data points to better guide corporate decision making. Now more than...

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Business Analytics

Paul College Launches New Master's in Business Analytics

UNH offers the only accredited graduate business analytics program in New Hampshire

Thanks to the explosion of mobile devices, apps and online transactions—a continuous stream of data flows into businesses every day. This influx of information puts a demand on organizations to process and analyze a variety of data points to better guide corporate decision making. Now more than...

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Holloway Competition

Education, Textbooks and Recycling

Holloway Competition winners run the gamut

The $10,000 first-place prize went to Kikori, an app that was the inspiration of graduate students Kendra Bostick, Bryn Lottig, Bhavya Wadhwa and Gayathri Venkatasrinivasan. As a social worker for several years, Bostick often worked with...

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Holloway Competition

Education, Textbooks and Recycling

Holloway Competition winners run the gamut

The $10,000 first-place prize went to Kikori, an app that was the inspiration of graduate students Kendra Bostick, Bryn Lottig, Bhavya Wadhwa and Gayathri Venkatasrinivasan. As a social worker for several years, Bostick often worked with...

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Hospitality

After The Pandemic, Will Customers Ever Return To The Hot Food Bar?

Daniel Innis, a professor of marketing and hospitality management at the University of New Hampshire, compares the effort to what was required to get travelers back on airplanes after September 11, 2001. “It took us a while to get comfortable flying again after 9/...

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Hospitality

After The Pandemic, Will Customers Ever Return To The Hot Food Bar?

Daniel Innis, a professor of marketing and hospitality management at the University of New Hampshire, compares the effort to what was required to get travelers back on airplanes after September 11, 2001. “It took us a while to get comfortable flying again after 9/...

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Corporate

New Hampshire startups learn to adapt under Covid

Firms rework plans as investors regroup

“We weren’t expecting this — I don’t think anybody thought something of this magnitude could shut down the economy or significantly halt the economy as it has,” said Liz Gray, state director of the SBDC. “We at SBDC need to...

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Corporate

New Hampshire startups learn to adapt under Covid

Firms rework plans as investors regroup

“We weren’t expecting this — I don’t think anybody thought something of this magnitude could shut down the economy or significantly halt the economy as it has,” said Liz Gray, state director of the SBDC. “We at SBDC need to...

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