Wildcat Spotlight

I love spending time with my friends exploring NH. The location is amazing! You've got Hampton, Seabrook, Salisbury and the coast of Maine for beaches. Portsmouth is right around the corner, and Boston is a train ride away.

The professors and students here are honestly SO passionate. And the advisors–even the deans!–are always willing to go that extra mile for you. Honestly, I've found pretty much every person I've met at UNH is a genuinely kind person.

Meet Ben Smith ’26, a supply chain management and finance major interested in tackling business challenges analytically and operationally. From case studies to boatyard internships, he’s turning classroom skills into real-world impact.How I Found My Path at UNHI started as a marketing major, but…

After completing his bachelor's in commerce with majors in accounting and finance, earning his Chartered Accountant certification in India and gaining valuable auditing experience at EY, Nagateja wanted to deepen his expertise to expand his career opportunities by pursuing a master’s in finance at…

Meet Mikaela Mikolaities ‘15, who found the perfect pairing with Economics and UNH’s dual major in EcoGastronomy. Now a regional manager at Viña Concha y Toro—the world’s largest B Corp certified winery—Mikaela credits the program with shaping her career in the wine industry.  What…

Meet Joy Ama Betta-Ahiaku, a graduate economics student whose journey from Ghana to Norway to UNH reflects her passion for global perspectives, research, and community. At Paul College, she’s found academic inspiration, cultural connection, and support for her future goals. From Ghana to…

Meet Clara Gomez Santa, a senior from Sabadell, Spain, a business administration marketing option major, and a member of the UNH Women's Basketball Team. The Journey from Spain to Durham I was incredibly shy and uncertain when I first arrived at the University of New Hampshire from my…

One student turned his internship at KPMG in Boston into a full-time job offer, while another got her foot in the door at Amazon Web Services in Seattle. These stories represent just a few of the successful career-building experiences that Paul College students have achieved with the support of…

The Women in Business Conference, organized by UNH Women in Business (WIB), is one of Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics' signature events. The conference creates a space for connection, mentorship, and insightful conversations.  A…

I was intimidated by the idea of a campus with 12,000 students and going to business school. Plus, coming in as a junior, I was worried everyone would already have their friends, their groups. But I was blown away by UNH and Paul College. This place offers such a feeling of home, family, and…

The opportunities here are endless. Once I broke out of my comfort zone, my entire perspective on college changed.