Graduate School of Management
Changing people, organizations, and the world.
To a degree, all business schools teach similar skills. But the learning environment and the underlying philosophy are what separate Boston University School of Management from the others. We’re passionate about educating leaders who focus on adding value—to their organization, their community, and the world.
We’re seeking students who want their lives’ work to be meaningful, and we’re dedicated to making their education the most relevant can be. Best of all, we provide a multitude of pathways to get there.
An Alumnus and Professor on Why to Choose Boston University School of Management.
An alumnus, Pauline Joeng, Public and Nonprofit MBA '09, and Organizational Behavior professor, Tim Hall, explain why to choose Boston University School of Management.
The School is placing increasing research and teaching emphasis on three sectors of vital importance to effective global leadership in the 21st century: Digital Technology, Energy and the Environment, and Health and Life Sciences. Points of intersection between these sectors provide exceptional opportunities for ground-breaking research and classroom learning. We strive to optimize your preparation for a fast-changing world.
We’re seeking students who embrace a culture of innovation, cooperation, and willingness to change. Our goal is clear: to prepare our graduates to be every recruiter’s first choice. We’re educating executives to shape the future, and create value for the world.
Welcome to the Whole University.
At Boston University, students registered at one school or college can take advantage of the expertise and resources offered across the University. We encourage faculty cooperation in academic and scientific inquiry, including collaborative research and cross-disciplinary teaching, and encourage students to step outside the conventional path of studying only one discipline.
The BU School of Management is a closely knit and intimate community. Your admission also provides a bridge to a greater community of 30,000 students and 7,000 faculty and staff throughout the University, and 290,000 University alumni around the world who will spark interests—professional, social, athletic, cultural—that you haven’t imagined yet.

