Key Statistics

In the business world, young adults are asked to use the skills that they have learned in their respective educational institutions. They are expected to analyse data and information, make timely and important decisions, showcase their leadership skills, and brainstorm and implement solutions at a quick and agile pace. At UNC Kenan-Flagler institution, the students are given the chance to do exactly that, much before they even think of entering the real world. With numerous experiential learning opportunities complementing their courses and programmes, they learn simply by doing and implementing action. Whether they are offering consultation to a local non-profit, managing an investment fund in their state-of-the-art Capital Markets Lab, or pitching a marketing plan at a national case competition, the learn-by-doing approach gives them unique skills, knowledge and information, and the most crucial of it all, confidence.

The students at this institution are a reflection of an array of diverse cultures, heritages and lifestyles spread across the globe. The students enrol with a broad range of functional and industry experience and pursue myriad career options. UNC Kenan-Flagler participates in many organizations, initiatives, and events to recruit minority and female students.

The city has a friendly, small-town feel with an eclectic vibe. It has routinely ranked as one of the best university towns, as well as one of the best places to live in the U.S. It is rife with famous restaurants, outstanding public schools, efficient healthcare systems, a thriving economy, and vibrant music and performing arts scene.

There’s a strong spirit of engagement and involvement at UNC Kenan-Flagler. Student-led clubs and organizations bring together fellow enthusiasts of corporate finance, ping pong, dance, wine, and dozens of other areas of interest and passions. These organizations not only offer an opportunity to connect and blow off steam, but also offer the opportunity to represent their university as an elected student leader. Student-led conferences create a fundamental platform of harmony, adding different dimensions, bringing together students, faculty, staff and industry experts to collaborate on key topics.

At UNC Kenan-Flagler, the students develop core leadership skills and interpersonal skills with the same rigor and dedication that they apply learning the technical aspects of business and management. In the classroom, in extracurricular activities, and through unique experiential learning opportunities, they build, polish, and refine these important skills on a daily basis.