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Business & Technology

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Programs

College of Business & Technology

Experiential hands-on learning is a primary focus of the College of Business and Technology. Students gain knowledge in the classroom and experience in the field.  Here you will find a variety of programs that lead to professional careers:

 
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Experiential Learning

Students have many opportunities for hand-on exploration and learning. Programs are designed to give students an edge by learning, not just in the classroom, but in experiential learning labs and real-world environments, through internships and other business collaborations. There are many services available to help and guide students to rewarding careers and add to their skills.

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About Us

We have a wide variety of programs in the College that will lead to fulfilling careers in many different professions.

 
Clair Dush

Learning While Doing

Clair Dush

Senior | Family Studies with a public health minor

Clair Dush is a senior in Family Studies with a public health minor. She is interning during the spring semester at Schrock Chiropractic and Acupuncture in Kearney. Clair is planning to become an Occupational Therapy Assistant, and she is gaining experience communicating to, caring for, and helping families that have been affected by a short-term or chronic physical and/or mental disability.

Business pitches worth up to $1,000 during Big Idea Kearney

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Business pitches worth up to $1,000 during Big Idea Kearney

KEARNEY – Got an amazing idea for a business or product? It could be worth $1,000. The University of Nebraska at Kearney’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Rural Development is accepting entries for its annual Big Idea Kearney competition. In its ninth year, the contest is open to anyone at least 10 years old who has […]

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UNK has given me the tools and skills needed to make an impact in the supply chain management industry. By taking ownership of my education and really getting involved at UNK, I have experienced more than I thought possible. 
Tyler Vose
SCM Major