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We are the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business. Since 1898, we have produced ideas and leaders that shape the world of business. Our rigorous, discipline-based approach to business education transforms our students into confident, effective, respected business leaders prepared to face the toughest challenges.
We are proud to claim:

• an unmatched faculty
• degree and open enrollment programs offered on three continents
• a global body of nearly 39,000 accomplished alumni
• strong and growing corporate relationships that provide a wealth of lifelong career opportunities.

As part of the world-renowned University of Chicago, we share the university’s core values that shape our distinctive intellectual culture. At Chicago GSB, we constantly question, test ideas, and seek proof. This extraordinarily effective approach to business leads to new ideas and innovative solutions. Six of our faculty members have won Nobel Prizes for these ideas - a record no other business school has matched.

This same culture transforms our graduates into business thinkers superbly equipped to analyze and solve the greatest business challenges. That’s how:

• James Kilts, ’74, turned around lagging brands like Nabisco, Oscar Mayer, Kraft, and now Gillette
• Jerry W. Levin, ’68, brought Coleman/American Products out of bankruptcy months earlier than scheduled
• Joseph Neubauer, ’65, CEO of Aramark, was recognized by Business Week for achieving a strong bottom line while adhering to high ethical standards.
• Judson Green, ’76, CEO of NAVTEQ, grew the company into a leading supplier of digital mapping systems.

This is just a tiny sample. Browse our site, and learn more about what Chicago GSB has to offer.

Science Watch ranks the University of Chicago #1 in a new ranking based on the impact of business and economic research. The top four institutions in the ranking are 1) University of Chicago, 2) Harvard, 3) National Bureau of Economic Research, and 4) MIT. A list of the 25 most-cited authors includes Chicago GSB Professors Eugene Fama and Luigi Zingales. The rankings are based on research papers published and cited in nearly 200 academic journals in finance, accounting, management and economics. The rankings cover the ten-year period ending in April 2005 and were published in the November/December 2005 issue.

The Economist Intelligence Unit (London)
The GSB is one of only seven schools that rank in the "excellent" tier in the first-ever ranking of open enrollment executive education programs by this affiliate of The Economist magazine. On a scale of 1 to 5, GSB programs received a score of 4.5 on content and 4.6 for the quality of the faculty. Schools in the ranking were listed alphabetically in three tiers: Excellent, good, and everyone else. The rankings were released on November 9, 2005.