Eli Broad College of Business
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| Established: | 1956 |
| Type: | Public |
| Dean: | Robert B. Duncan |
| Faculty: | 100 |
| Undergraduates: | 4,958 |
| Postgraduates: | 778 |
| Location: | East Lansing, Michigan, USA |
| Mission: | To excel in the education and development of business leaders and in the creation and dissemination of knowledge, leading to national and international prominence for our core businesses.[1] |
| Website: | www.bus.msu.edu |
The Eli Broad College of Business is the business college at Michigan State University. Eli Broad, an alumnus of Michigan State, endowed the college in 1991. The college has programs in accounting, general business - pre-law, finance, general management, human resource management, marketing, supply chain management, and hospitality business which is an independent, industry-specific school within the Broad School (The School of Hospitality Business). The school has 4,958 undergraduate students and 778 graduate students.
The Eli Broad Graduate School of Management, which Business Week magazine ranks 11th among public institutions, offers 3 MBA programs, as well as joint degrees with the College of Law.[2]
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[edit] History
[edit] Facilities
Eugene C. Eppley Center
In the 1960s, the Eppley Foundation granted the University $1.5 million to build the Eugene C. Eppley Center for Graduate Studies in Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management. The Michigan State University School of Hospitality Business is still housed in this building. The School became the first program in the country to offer a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management, and enrollment reached 550.
Lear Corporation Career Services Center
The Lear Corporation Career Services Center is located in The Eli Broad College of Business Complex. The center is dedicated to providing undergraduate students with highly individualized, progressive career planning and development strategies, while connecting them with employers and alumni for career opportunities in business.
Management Education Center, Troy, Michigan
The MEC is a full service conference center located in Southeast Michigan 20 miles north of Detroit. The Center is available for business meetings, receptions and private functions. The Center's meeting facilities provide a first-class, professional environment for conferences, meetings and training programs. The formal dining room, dramatic lobby and outdoor patio area also provide a perfect setting for dinners, cocktail receptions and other social functions.
North Business Complex
The North business complex is where the undergraduate and graduate business classes are held. The business school professors are seated in the North Business Complex. It also houses the Department of Accounting and Information Systems and the Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER). There is a full-fledged computer lab and the various department labs are also located inside this building. There is a large lounge for students to hang out, equipped with TVs and video games.
James B. Henry Center for Executive Development
"A professional atmosphere;" "A place to take those you want to impress;" "A state-of-the-art facility." This is how our clients describe the Henry Center. In addition to business meetings and retreats, the 96,000 square-foot building houses the Eli Broad Graduate School of Management's Executive Development Programs and provides a top-notch learning environment for several Broad School master's degree programs (Weekend MBA, MS Supply Chain Management). The building's 30+ meeting rooms with built-in technology and deluxe atmosphere might be why people are initially attracted to the Henry Center, but its amenities are why planners book their meetings here time and time again. Food prepared by some of the area's best chefs. An on-site extended-stay hotel geared toward professionals. A 36-hole championship golf course in your backyard. Access to top-notch fitness center and spa facilities. When trying to make a lasting impression, these surroundings will deliver.
Network Resource Center
[edit] Rankings
Rankings in many mediums all over the world confirm our status as a top business school. While we are pleased with the results, the ratings tell only part of the Broad School story. Over the past few years, the Broad School has done many things to improve the MBA Program, including curricular adjustments, facilities improvements and the enhancement of support services. These enhancements ensure that Broad MBAs have all the resources available to acquire the skills and experiences that employers desire, enabling them to be successful. Major Business School Rankings [3]:
Business Week (2006)
Best B-Schools Ranking: 29
Time to pay-back: 2
Financial Times (2007)
Global Ranking: 38
U.S. Schools Ranking: 22
Placement Success (Global Ranking): 1
Financial Times Research Ranking: 31
Value for Money (Global Ranking): 49
U.S News & World Report (2007)
America's Best Graduate Schools 2007: 29
Supply Chain Management/Logistics: 2
Production/Operations: 11
International Management: 12
Accounting: 20
Wall Street Journal (2007)
Top Regional Schools Ranking: 5
Forbes (2007)
Broad’s MBA program was ranked 6th among public schools and 19th overall based on return on investment
[edit] References
- ^ Mission Statement from the school's official website
- ^ The Eli Broad College of Business and Eli Broad Graduate School of Management. Graduate Programs.
- ^ Rankings from the school's official website
[edit] See also
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