TOP 10 u.s. public business school

The Full-Time MBA Program at the University of Georgia Terry College of Business is ranked among the top 10 U.S. public business schools by The Economist in its worldwide survey of the 100 best graduate business programs, called “Which MBA?”

​The Georgia MBA ranks No. 9 among public universities in the U.S., No. 25 among all U.S. business schools and No. 33 in the world. It rose 11 spots in the global ranking from last year to this year. The latest rankings are the highest the Terry College has recorded in The Economist survey.

 

First class of Georgia analytics

Twenty-four big data Dawgs are about to enter the workforce, as the inaugural class of Master of Science in Business Analytics students prepares to graduate from the Terry College of Business in May.  Students developed expertise in the collection, storage, analysis and visualization of data. They also cultivated leadership, project management and teamwork skills through classes in management information systems, marketing and economics.  Link to resumes below.

 

May Graduates - Student Profiles

​Our MBA graduates have the hybrid skills that top organizations need.  By focusing heavily on interpersonal aptitude through extensive experiential learning, layered over hard-core critical thinking and analytical ability demanded in the classroom, students leave us ready to adapt and excel in today’s digitally driven workplace.  Check out these graduating student profiles to learn more: Miller Radford, Ali Probst and Rob Vendley.

 

Diverse Group of mba interns still for hire

​Several of our First-year MBAs are still exploring summer internship opportunities, such as Hung, Jonathan, Tanu, Tiffanie, and Zach. If you are looking for smart, savvy business students, take a look at Georgia!  We provide a robust virtual recruiting experience for our employers, allowing you to find top talent without ever leaving your office.  Contact us to build your brand on our campus at [email protected]. 

 

click below to see resumes

mba  2019

mba  2020

msba 2019

 

project based curriculum

​Experiential learning is an academic priority at the University of Georgia.  All UGA students engage in at least one experiential learning activity to apply their classroom learning to real world problems.  These opportunities position them for success after graduation, and provide a pathway for companies to test out future candidates. Our MBA students work with outside organizations through Lean Six Sigma projects, Innovative Business Projects using Design Thinking tools, and Corporate Strategy projects in our Consulting class, completing 48 hands-on projects in partnership with corporations, consulting companies, and local nonprofits over the past 18 months. 

fintech emphasis

The program’s most innovative project course has been the Capstone Project for our new FinTech Emphasis, a spring semester project in partnership with a leading FinTech firm. Both in 2018 and 2019, teams of MBAs have worked with Atlanta-based Global Payments on projects in the gaming industry, including the development of new technologies to expedite credit extension to casino patrons and repurposing company assets to offer additional revenue opportunities. 

 

Case Competitions

​Students have competed in 12 external case competitions this academic year, involving nearly half of our full-time students. They’ve traveled to Yale, Baylor, Illinois, and other destinations to compete, including UCONN, where they took 1st place in the 2019 UConn MBA Sustainability Case Competition.  They also won 3rd place in the Merck Grand Business Challenge at NC State. In April, they placed fourth at the SEC MBA Case Competition and we’ll find out whether Georgia MBAs can recapture the NAIOP Case Competition title, which we won in 2016 and 2017.
 
The big news this year was the inaugural internal case competition for Georgia MBAs, in which 44 students participated. In this 24-hour crisis simulation, students were challenged to develop a strategy for dealing with a crisis and present to a company board of directors, followed by a mock press conference. A dozen Georgia MBA alumni enjoyed playing roles as company directors and taught students some real-world lessons about leadership and presenting to experienced corporate executives

 

regional market visits

Silicon Valley Trek
Fall semester finals ended on December 11, and MBAs headed west the very next day! Twelve first-year MBA students traveled to San Jose and San Francisco as part of the annual Georgia MBA Silicon Valley Trek. Over two full days, they visited 7 companies at the forefront of innovation.

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Charlotte Trek
Most years we go to Charlotte to talk to alumni at Lowe’s, Bank of America, and others. In February 2019, we took groups of finance, marketing, and real estate students to the Queen City. 

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Nashville Trek
Music City offers more!  Also known as a Health Care hub, Georgia MBAs concentrating in Healthcare visited with Doug Ghertner, CEO of Infusion Express, etc… 
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