The Biden-Harris Administration’s U.S. Trade Representative, Ambassador Katherine Tai, visited Rutgers Business School’s Newark campus to share her vision of a future that includes opportunities for those who haven't traditionally benefited from U.S. trade.
Rediscovering her creativity led Letisha Park, a former tech worker, to enroll in Rutgers Business School’s Master of Science in Business of Fashion program. Â
A graduate student from India shares his account of overcoming homesickness by joining newfound business school friends to celebrate holidays, including Diwali.
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Leaders from Rutgers-Newark, the president of Malawi, and officials from an African non-profit dedicated to advancing STEM careers celebrated a partnership that aims to provide Rutgers graduate degrees to as many as 100 African students annually.
Each summer, Rutgers Business School welcomes a group of young professionals from Africa who have been selected to study business and to expand their networks in the U.S.
Rutgers Business School’s summer Supply Chain Management program introduced 45 high school students from the Newark area to the world of forecasting, procurement, and logistics.