Founded in 1900, Wisconsin School of Business was among the first 5 institutes to establish business programs in the US. As a public research university, it has a vibrant community of young scholars who are committed to public service and addressing problems plaguing the world.
The school offers undergraduate, postgraduate, Executive Education, and doctoral degrees in 10 specializations. The institute also provides a Full-time MBA, Professional MBA and Executive MBA, alongside Certificates and Capstones. With 6 departments and various knowledge centers, students have access to research, seminars, networking events, and global connections. The school boasts of over 45 organizations, some of which are student-led.
The institute has ranked 49 overall and 31 regionally by The Economist Rankings, 42 in ‘Best Business Schools' and 20 in ‘Part-time MBô by US News. On the Forbes list of Best US Business Schools in 2019, Wisconsin School of Business was placed 35th. The Masters in Finance has ranked 61 on the QS World University Rankings 2022.
The Career Management Center at the college works individually with students to help them reach their goals efficiently and effortlessly. The top placement industries are Retail and Consumer Goods, Technology, Financial Services, Healthcare and Real Estate. The average base salary for graduates was $107,949, with over 90% of students accepting an offer within 3 months of graduation. The major recruiters were Amazon, Cisco, Facebook, P&G, Microsoft, Pepsico, and Medline.
The institute has been producing global leaders and talents since its inception, including John Rowe (Former Chairman, Exelon), Stephen S. Roach (Economist) and Kevin Mather (President, Seattle Mariners).
