Graduate School of Business

The University of Chicago's Graduate School of Business is the second oldest graduate business school in the world. Since its establishment in 1898, it has transformed the way business is done, the way business is taught, and the way business is studied. It was the first to offer a Ph.D. in business (1920); the first to create a scholarly business journal (1928); the first to offer an executive MBA program (1943) and the first (1982) to have Nobel laureates on its permanent faculty. There are now five.

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