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Alliance puts Clark among small group of institutions of higher ed who actively support UN goals

MSF students finish among the top 75 teams in the world at the Fall 2024 Bloomberg Global Trading Challenge

The School of Business is proud to recognize the publications and successes of its faculty. Following is news to date for the 2024-25 academic year.

Kumar Gaurav, MBA student at Clark University School of Business (CUSB), turned his entire business school experience into an opportunity.

The Providence Business News recently profiled Clark University and School of Business alumnus, Caleb Gibson ’22, MBA ’23, who is now employed with Citizens Bank. This story was written PBN staff and shared on their web site.

In what has become an impressive stretch of successes, Clark University’s Master of Business Administration program has been ranked among the top 75 programs in the country by the global media organization Fortune.

The Clark University School of Business is an outstanding business school, according to The Princeton ReviewÒ. The education services company has named the school’s on-campus MBA program to its list of Best Business Schools for 2024 and ranked the school…

Clark University School of Business was proud to honor its high achieving finance, accounting, and analytics students this spring with induction into its newly established chapter of the Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) Honor Society.

On April 12, School of Business (School of Business) students from its newest honor society, Beta Alpha Psi (BAP), organized a student competition to explore real-life business cases where business ethics and values were paramount.

Hear directly from recent School of Business undergraduate alumni about their experience at Clark University!

Three School of Business (School of Business) students were recently selected to present at the Northeast Decision Sciences Institute (NEDSI) Conference, to be held April 4-6 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The School of Business (School of Business) at Clark University has secured a new space in the downtown Worcester area to better serve the needs of its entrepreneurial students and the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Clark University.