Rutgers Business School

CUEED at Rutgers Business School and the Obama Administration hosted the first ever Urban Entrepreneurship Summit bringing together entrepreneurs, private capital, government and the academic resources of Rutgers Business School.

Applicants to Rutgers Business School – Newark and New Brunswick MBA program may now choose to submit test scores from either the GMAT (Graduate Management Admissions Test®) or the GRE (Graduate Record Examination®).

Interactive health-care device plan takes first place, ideas for a software application for persons with disabilities and an event planning website tie for second. $35,000 in prizes given to winners to give a jolt to strong business ideas.

This is the perfect time to earn an MBA and Rutgers Business School is extending application deadlines to meet the growing demand for business education.

Get your MBA in one year. Rutgers Business School Full-Time MBA offers the flexibility to pursue your MBA degree in 12-21 months preparing students for unparalleled success, with an innovative curriculum and valuable hands-on experience.

Partnership between pharmaceutical industry and RBS ensures relevant curriculum produces talented graduates pharma companies need. Rutgers Business School celebrates 10-Year Anniversary of the Pharmaceutical MBA program.

Reflecting changes in global business environment, nimble curriculum provides executives relevant, practical, and timely MBA education

New Jersey Entrepreneurship Pioneers Initiative trains 50 budding entrepreneurs in north Jersey, funding by Prudential and PNC ensures continuation of project

PNC contributes $25,000 to expand the Entrepreneurship Pioneers Initiative, which seeks to impact budding entrepreneurs in New Jersey. CUEED initiative helping entrepreneurs grow, create jobs & improve resources available to small businesses.

CEO and Chairman of Bank of New York Mellon (1997-2008) Thomas Renyi's lecture: "Managing a Financial Services Company in Chaotic Times,” was the inaugural presentation of Rutgers Business School's “CEO Lecture Series.”