Resources
The Rafik B. Hariri Building, home to the School of Management, is unique in its architecture, sophistication, technology, and amenities.
- Opened October 1996
- 25 classrooms with multimedia and distance learning capability
- 375-seat lecture hall
- 5 computer labs
- Executive Leadership Center: dedicated to executive education programs
- In-house Frederick S. Pardee Management Library
- Breadwinners deli and a fully-wired Starbucks café
- Wifi throughout, plus a fiber optic network that provides Internet and intranet access from every classroom seat and all common areas
- First floor copy center
The Pardee Management Library is named for its donor, Frederick S. Pardee, a recipient of undergraduate and graduate degrees from the Boston University School of Management. The library, opened in March 1997, is an important component in the educational program in the School of Management. Located on the west end of the second, third, and fourth floors of the School building, the library is a modern facility with ample study space, team rooms for group study, and ethernet and wireless connectivity. Click here to visit the library's website.
A broad range of research centers bring students, faculty, and international industry experts together, supporting innovative curriculum at the School and helping shape business theory and practice across the globe.
Boston University itself may be the School's greatest resource. This is a major research university, with 18 Schools and Colleges, 15 libraries, athletic and social facilities, and so much more.
