Hamline School of Business

Business, government, and nonprofit sectors intersect at the Hamline School of Business to educate and collaborate for the common good.

With programs in business, nonprofit management, and public administration, every professor, class, and assignment will compel you to use your imagination to push the boundaries of traditional management. Practice classroom theories in real life situations, learn to apply business basics in increasingly complicated ways, and broaden your knowledge of the world. Join a community that is globally aware and locally engaged.

Alumni Stories

Michelle Nyamushanya MBA '11

Driven by the desire to make a difference, Michelle hopes to start a foundation for underprivileged children and own a business in Zimbabwe.

Boe Carlson MPA '09

As superintendent of Three Rivers Park District, Boe oversees more than 2,000 employees and deals with everything from budgets and human resources to public safety.

Courtney Benson '14

Courtney, a uniquely talented gymnast and NCAA Woman of the Year semifinalist, achieved what no other Hamline Piper has, all while excelling in finance and economics.

Upcoming Events

Aug. 9

MNM and MPA Online Information Session

12 - 1 p.m.

Attend our online information session to learn more about Hamline's Nonprofit and Public Administration Masters programs.

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Aug. 21

MBA Information Session

6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Learn more about the MBA program offered by Hamline University's School of Business.

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Sep. 20

MNM and MPA Information Session

6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Attend an information session to learn more about the Nonprofit & Public Administration programs offered by Hamline University's School of Business.

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School of Business News

"Second Act" Career Path

Retiring professionals and corporate executives now have a new career path to consider--complete with a bonus package of giving back to their communities--thanks to the launch of a new Encore Fellowship Program led by Jim Scheibel through Hamline University that pairs their skills and experience with local nonprofits in need of their talents.

Professor Andrews Interviews

Professor Peggy Andrews from the Hamline School of Business was featured on KARE 11 twice discussing issues in human resources like summer hours.

Volunteer Summits at Hamline

Jim Scheibel, professor of practice in the School of Business, will be welcoming the HandsOn Twin Cities Summit and National Summit on Volunteer Engagement Leadership to Hamline University on July 25 and July 26.