<p>Hi, I was wondering if Duke has good business programs (if any). Thanks :P</p>
<p>dukes undergraduate econ program was recently ranked number 1 in the country </p>
<p>What about other business concentrations, such as finance?</p>
<p>While Duke does not have an established undergraduate business program, the Markets and Management certificate is really good for preparation for several fields in business. Please research: <a href=“Certificate Program | Markets Management Studies”>http://markets.duke.edu/certificate</a></p>
<p>The “business” classes are offered through the economics department…see course list here: <a href=“http://econ.duke.edu/undergraduate/courses”>http://econ.duke.edu/undergraduate/courses</a> Outside of the classroom you can check out DuHatch, the Start-up Challenge, and check out the growing Innovation and Entrepreneurship center <a href=“https://entrepreneurship.duke.edu/”>https://entrepreneurship.duke.edu/</a> These organizations connect with the Fuqua School of Business (both students and faculty) so you have access to some of the best resources while still an undergraduate. I do not know if there is a formal business degree, but there are exceptional opportunities in this space.</p>
<p>There is no formal Bachelor’s Business major although, as @Jwest22 indicates, the M&M Certificate is VERY popular – and highly successful – among undergraduates. Decades ago, Duke had a Business major, but the MBA accreditation agency required its termination when Fuqua was established (standard policy, for non-grandfathered MBA programs).</p>