The business school was recently accepted as a member of the SAP University Alliances Program. SAP is the largest software provider of core software used to coordinate information in most areas of businesses.
Each semester, the Business, Environment and Social Responsibility (BESR) program at the Wisconsin School of Business offers a BESR Community Forum. The first Community Forum was offered this spring and focused on the topic, “Sustainability Meets Entrepreneurship.”
Daniel Gross, a widely read financial and economic writer, will be this semester’s Business Writer in Residence.
Students studying Actuarial Science, Risk Management and Insurance at the Wisconsin School of Business had the chance to learn what it’s like to run their own insurance company.
Foreign investors in real estate expect to spend significantly more around the world, according to the 17th annual survey by the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) conducted by the James A. Graaskamp Center for Real Estate.
The Center for Brand and Product Management is partnering with an innovation and product-development firm to create a new MBA course that combines business analysis with the problem solving, visionary thinking and empathy of the design profession.
The Wisconsin School of Business has begun offering a six-part “Sustainability Meets Entrepreneurship” series.
The Accounting program was one of 24 programs in the nation chosen for international financial reporting standards (IFRS) grants from the PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation.
The Wisconsin School of Business will partner with HEC Paris in development and delivery of a new real estate program at HEC.
Bryan Gruley, the Chicago bureau chief of the Wall Street Journal, will be the fall semester’s Business Writer in Residence, Nov. 10 through 13.