New Grainger Hall East Wing

Building Excellence:
Wisconsin MBA Has a New Home

A four-story addition to Grainger Hall—designed to foster interaction and collaboration among Wisconsin MBA students—is now open for business.
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Wisconsin Again Ranks with Harvard,
Princeton for Producing Business Leaders

Wisconsin is tied with Harvard and Princeton in terms of
having graduates who are top CEOs.
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Craig Thompson, Aric Rindfleisch and Jan Heide

Marketing Faculty Again Ranked
Among World's Best for Research

Marketing faculty members of the Wisconsin School of Business again have been ranked among the most published researchers in their field.
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Jim Seward

MBA Students Dive into the
World of Corporate Finance

Students in the Nicholas Center for Corporate Finance and Investment Banking are earning a national reputation for their work on real-world projects on behalf of leading firms.[Read more]

Wisconsin Naming Gift Announcement

Innovative $85 Million Naming Gift Launches New Era for Wisconsin School of Business

In October, the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business received an unprecedented naming gift totaling $85 million. The first impacts of the naming gift are already being felt. [Read more]

About the Wisconsin School of Business

The Wisconsin School of Business is renowned for knowledge creation and for providing transforming educational experiences.

The full-time Wisconsin MBA, with its unique specialized MBA approach, is gaining national attention for offering real focus and real success to students. Wisconsin also offers two highly regarded Enterprise MBA programs designed to meet the needs of working professionals: The Executive MBA and Evening MBA.

The highly ranked undergraduate program of the Wisconsin School of Business is listed among the top programs in the nation year after year.

The Executive Education unit offers one of the most extensive and highly regarded executive education programs. In open enrollment programs, for example, it is ranked #1 in the world by the Economist Intelligence Unit.

The faculty of the Wisconsin School of Business have a long tradition of outstanding research strength. They have earned national reputations for contributions to scholarly publications and for playing leading roles in professional associations.