Tag: Two-Year MBA

This past semester, 24 student teams from Goizueta Business School's full time MBA program partnered with 18 organizations through Goizueta IMPACT, the school’s flagship...

For more than two decades, Goizueta Business School and 21st Century Leaders have teamed up to inspire Georgia high school students from diverse backgrounds...

By Christina Steiner. Originally Published on Emory News Center. Emory University student Erica Evans 25MBA recently earned top honors at Startup Runway Foundation, Inc.’s 30th Showcase,...

BY ROGER SLAVENS. Originally published on Emory News Center. Photos by Ashelee Huff/Courtesy of Josh Luber. Alumnus Josh Luber’s lifelong passions for sneakers, sports cards,...

In mid-April, students, alumni and community partners gathered at Goizueta Business School for the 9th annual Emory Goizueta Entrepreneurship Summit, a signature event of...

Emory University’s Goizueta Business School was recognized for providing world-class educational experiences across MBA programs according to the U.S. News & World Report rankings...

Goizueta Business School’s Full-Time MBA Class of 2024 continues to shine in the competitive job market, bringing top offers from top employers across diverse...

The following article originally published on BusinessBecause. Considering enrolling in an MBA as someone from a nontraditional student background? Find out three valuable lessons this...

We’re kicking off the New Year by sharing some of the standout stories featured on EmoryBusiness.com throughout 2024. The start of a new year is...

This article was originally published on BusinessBecause.com. By Nick Harland. How Maya Dantzler's MBA Prepared Her For A Career At A Fortune 500 Company Back when...

The following article was originally published on MBAGRADSCHOOLS.com. Explore Pooja Bhatt’s Emory Goizueta MBA journey, highlighting student life, internships, and leadership development in a...

When Marnie Harris 20MBA was an undergraduate biomedical engineering student at Georgia Tech, the notion that she would go to business school someday was...