The First Named Business School
Of Our MBA Students Identify as Women
Across All Programs (BCOM, MBA, MFIN, and EHEALTH)
With A Total Sponsored Research Income of $391.6M in 2019
The First to Offer A
Pioneered Problem-Based Learning in the 1960s That is Known Around the World as
The First to Create an
(Times Higher Education and the Wall Street Journal MBA Ranking, 2018)
(Times Higher Education University Rankings, 2020)
(Times Higher Education University Rankings, 2020)
