The MBA program at the Wisconsin School of Business provides graduates with the competitive advantage of deep industry knowledge, technical skills, and experiences they need to make a difference immediately upon graduation, directly benefiting their future employers.One of the curriculum’s key features is a focus on applied learning, offering students real opportunities to solve problems faced by businesses today. The school collaborates with dozens of companies to provide these hands-on learning experiences. Many students also participate in a global learning experience, designed to enhance classroom knowledge and expose students to a global mindset. The Wisconsin MBA is an unparalleled experience infused with research and exposure to our vast community of alumni and industry leaders, offering students a competitive edge when seeking post-graduation employment. In 2013, 89% of students were placed in new positions, with a median base salary of $97,250—along with a median signing bonus of $20,000. The Wisconsin School of Business also offers flexible programs for working professionals, including the Evening MBA and Executive MBA programs. Both programs offer a general management degree and are perfect for individuals who wish to further their careers without taking time out from the workplace. For more information, please visit bus.wisc.edu/wisconsinmba.
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The MBA program at the Wisconsin School of Business provides graduates with the competitive advantage of deep industry knowledge, technical skills, and experiences they need to make a difference immediately upon graduation, directly benefiting their future employers.One of the curriculum’s key features is a focus on applied learning, offering students real opportunities to solve problems faced by businesses today. The school collaborates with dozens of companies to provide these hands-on learning experiences. Many students also participate in a global learning experience, designed to enhance classroom knowledge and expose students to a global mindset. The Wisconsin MBA is an unparalleled experience infused with research and exposure to our vast community of alumni and industry leaders, offering students a competitive edge when seeking post-graduation employment. In 2013, 89% of students were placed in new positions, with a median base salary of $97,250—along with a median signing bonus of $20,000. The Wisconsin School of Business also offers flexible programs for working professionals, including the Evening MBA and Executive MBA programs. Both programs offer a general management degree and are perfect for individuals who wish to further their careers without taking time out from the workplace. For more information, please visit bus.wisc.edu/wisconsinmba.
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