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University of Bath School of Management
Offices: Bath, England
The School of Management has a faculty of
90 teaching and research staff, including
visiting academics, with a support team
of around 50 managerial and administrative
staff. The School has an excellent reputation
for the quality of its research which covers
all areas of management and is structured
around issue-based, multi-disciplinary groups
and a number of industry-funded research
centers and projects are sited within the
School. |
University of British Columbia School of
Business
Offices: Vancouver, British Columbia
As one of the world's leading business faculties,
Sauder School of Business represents the
future of management thinking. Combining
award-winning research, an outstanding faculty,
and unmatched global partnerships, Sauder
School of Business generates new business
knowledge, fuels organizations with innovative
ideas, and graduates tomorrow's business
leaders. The Faculty has more than 2,400
students in Bachelor's, Masters and PhD
programs and boasts 24,000 alumni in 60
countries. |
University of Calgary School of Business
Offices: Calgary, Alberta
The Haskayne School of Business at the University
of Calgary is a progressive and innovative
business school with an international reputation
for influencing the practice of management
and leadership through quality teaching
and research. The Haskayne School of Business
has more than 3000 full and part-time students
currently enrolled in bachelor's, master's,
PhD and executive education programs. |
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University of California Berkeley School
of Business
Offices: Berkeley, California
For over 100 years, the Haas School of Business
at the University of California (UC), has
offered a superb management education to
outstanding men and women from around the
world. The School is one of the world’s
leading producers of new ideas and knowledge
for all areas of business, and a launching
point for many new businesses. The school’s
programs benefit significantly from the
university’s practice of interdisciplinary
research and teaching, and the school’s
strong connections to nearby Silicon Valley. |
University of California Davis Graduate
School of Management
Offices: Davis, California
Established in 1981, the University of California
Davis Graduate School of Management provides
management education to 120 Full-time and
more than 325 Working Professional MBA students
in Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay
Area. They are the youngest and smallest
public MBA program ever to be ranked in
the top 50 by the three most prominent business
school surveys—US News & World Report,
The Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek. |
University of California Irvine School of
Business
Offices: Irvine, California
Organizations from every industry are looking
for managers and leaders who can envision
the future and then execute with the speed
and excellence it takes to succeed. That
means being creative and analytical, grounded
and nimble, collaborative and goal-oriented—and
that's what UC Irvine GSM is all about.
University of California Graduate School
of Management has quickly moved into the
top ranks of business schools worldwide. |
University of California Los Angeles School
of Business
Offices: Los Angeles, California
University of California Los Angeles Anderson
School of Management is perennially ranked
among the top-tier business schools in the
world. Award-winning faculty renowned for
their research and teaching, highly selective
admissions, successful alumni and world-class
facilities combine to provide an extraordinary
learning environment. UCLA Anderson provides
management education to more than 1,300
students enrolled in full-time, part-time
and executive MBA programs, as well as academic
master's and doctoral programs. |
University of California Riverside Graduate
School of Management
Offices: Riverside, California
The University of California Riverside Gary
Anderson Graduate School of Management (AGSM)
emphasizes personal interaction among faculty
and graduate students in its classes and
advising. The school resides in a 30,000-square-foot
home featuring state-of-the-art research
and teaching facilities. The MBA curriculum
prepares students to excel in a competitive
environment marked by unprecedented challenges
and technological advances. Communication
and computer skills are incorporated into
a global approach both the art and science
of management. |
University of California San Diego School
of Management
Offices: San Diego, California
The University of California San Diego School
of Management was established in 2001 and
was named the Rady School of Management
in January 2004. An executive education
program in collaboration with the School
of Medicine began in Fall 2003, and several
others were offered in Spring 2004. The
Rady School opened its doors to executive
MBA students in fall 2004, and to Full-Time
MBA students in September 2005. The Rady
School will pioneer the education of tomorrow's
business leaders through an innovative curriculum,
led by internationally recognized faculty. |
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University of Cape Town Faculty of Commerce
Offices: Cape Town, South Africa
The Commerce Faculty is the largest of all
the faculties in the University of Cape
Town and continues to expand its programs.
Their programs prepare graduates for participation
in the global economy, for careers in management,
accounting, insurance, banking and finance,
economics, information systems, and other
fields of business, government and industry.
The Faculty of Commerce is committed to
regional cooperation within sub-Saharan
Africa, a commitment supported substantially
by international agencies. |
University of Central Arkansas College of
Business Administration
Offices: Conway, Arkansas
The University of Central Arkansas College
of Business Administration (CBA) is committed
to the success of each individual student.
Their faculty's shared goal is to provide
the highest quality education. Business
leaders must have technical knowledge and
critical thinking skills and be able to
communicate ideas in a collaborative environment.
CBA graduates are equipped with a practical
understanding of these and other important
business concepts and skills. The College
of Business Administration is accredited
by AACSB International. |
University of Central Florida School of
Business Administration
Offices: Orlando, Florida
The heart of the University of Central Florida
School of Business Administration vision
is quality Learning and Exploration. The
College mission statement can be condensed
into one sentence: "The UCF College of Business
Administration advances the University's
mission and goals by providing intellectual
leadership through teaching, research, and
service." The College is a catalyst for
students, faculty, and the general public
to gain a better understanding of the various
fields of business. Educational experiences
inspire learning and encourage exploration. |
University of Central Missouri College of
Business Administration
Offices: Warrensburg, Missouri
The Adrian and Margaret Harmon College of
Business Administration at the University
of Central Missouri offers high-quality
undergraduate, graduate, and professional
certification programs in business and management.
All business degree programs offered by
the Harmon College are accredited by AACSB
International—The Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business. The Harmon
College is one of only 149 American business
schools to hold additional accreditation
of its Accounting degree programs. |
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University of Chicago Graduate School of
Business
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
As part of the world-renowned University
of Chicago, the Graduate School of Business
shares the university's core values that
shape their distinctive intellectual culture.
Since 1898, they have produced ideas and
leaders that shape the world of business.
Their rigorous, discipline-based approach
to business education transforms their students
into confident, effective, respected business
leaders prepared to face the toughest challenges. |
University of Cincinnati College of Business
Offices: Cincinnati, Ohio
The University of Cincinnati College of
Business celebrates its centennial in 2006.
The college is quickly becoming internationally
recognized as a leading urban-research college,
providing innovative, rigorous, and relevant
undergraduate and graduate degree programs
with an emphasis on co-operative education,
international studies, leadership training,
and commitment to community service. |
University of Colorado School of Business
Offices: Bolder, Colorado
The Leeds School of Business is a leader
in business education. Its current enrollment
of 3,300 includes undergraduate, master’s,
and PhD students. The Leeds School’s mission
is to become one of the country’s top-25
business schools by developing individuals
who can adapt to and lead change while building
an organization that values, respects, and
maintains the world’s human and environmental
resources. |
University of Colorado Denver Business School
Offices: Denver, Colorado
The University of Colorado Denver Business
School programs are designed with the individual
business professional in mind. Students
benefit from flexible scheduling and a wide
variety of programs that enable them to
tailor their educational experience to meet
their personal needs. Classes are offered
during the day, in the evening and online,
allowing students to earn their degrees
while remaining part of the working world. |
University of Connecticut School of Business
Offices: Storrs, Connecticut
Founded in 1941, the mission of the University
of Connecticut School of Business is to
create and disseminate knowledge that significantly
influences and enriches the students, the
community of business scholars and the global
world of business practice. To that end,
the School of Business has established a
strong reputation for high quality research
and academic programs, spanning a wide array
of functional disciplines—accounting, finance,
management, marketing, and operations and
information management. |
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