Rutgers Business School Professor Rudi Leuschner stands with Kathalina Tapia at the graduation program convocation in 2022.

Join us for the second annual Rutgers Accounting Doctoral Symposium (RADS) on May 29th, 2025, hosted online via Zoom. RADS provides a unique opportunity for accounting PhD students to present research ...

Our 49-credit Part-Time MBA program boasts a modern and relevant curriculum, so you can build your degree around the skills needed to advance your career in an industry that inspires you. It provides ...

Test requirements for Domestic students are optional based on specific criteria. International students may request a test waiver on a case-by-case basis. Learn more by clicking on Application Process ...

As supply chains continue to evolve, professionals in the industry are faced with the challenges and complexities of creating sustainable supply chains in their organizations. The need to gain ...

Our portfolio of undergraduate majors and master’s programs reflects the needs of today's market. You have the opportunity to earn a degree in a field that matches your interests, and be assured that ...

The Rutgers Full Time MBA Program brought Barbie Tyagi to the U.S. for the first time, and she was nervous attending a ...

Full-flex and part-time options are available to domestic students only. International students are eligible to apply for the full-time option, available in Fall only. The Rutgers Business School ...

Rutgers Business School’s Virtual Lunch & Learn Series presents Fortune 500 keynoter and Rutgers Business School instructor Christina “CK” Kerley as she takes you on a tour across 10 pivotal shifts in ...

Are we facing shortages of medical supplies like IV fluids? How fragile is the supply chain in our healthcare system? Tommy ...

How fragile is the supply chain in our healthcare system? Tommy Tucker, radio show host for station WWL in Louisiana, talks with David Dreyfus, associate professor of Supply Chain Management and d ...

Photo shows a group of the Rutgers Business School students who run the Rutgers University Business for Youth program and ...