DePaul University established the nation’s tenth oldest business school in 1912. The Graduate School of Business was established in 1948. The School enjoys an outstanding reputation based on its past accomplishments, strengths, and potential for a bright future.
The task of equipping graduates for roles as innovators and leaders becomes increasingly complex. The demand for analytical and inventive problem solvers has never been greater. The need to rethink the way in which students are educated has never been more acute. Graduates are being asked to provide innovative and flexible responses to dynamic and complex challenges.
Technological change, globalization and diversity will shape the new knowledge, skills, attitudes and values that tomorrow’s successful business leaders need. The School has embraced these challenges and is on the threshold of a new era. As the world prepares to cope with the information age and the increasing complexity of advanced technology, the School is uniquely positioned to meet the educational needs of future business leaders. A dedicated faculty and staff provide students with the competitive edge they need as graduates.
The Charles H. Kellstadt Graduate School of Business has developed a close partnership with the business community, its alumni and organizations throughout the world. Such partnerships stimulate the development of a variety of programs. Since business is a dynamic field, it is critical to offer up-to-date curricula that meet the needs of the business community on a worldwide basis. Such close cooperation allows the School to take advantage of its faculty’s expertise and facilitates the leverage of various efforts with existing programs. Likewise, the School capitalizes on its Chicago location.
The Charles H. Kellstadt Graduate School of Business is committed to meet and exceed the accreditation standards of AACSB International – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
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