A new academic minor in business will be the University of Georgia’s first high-demand minor when it becomes an undergraduate option in the spring 2020 semester.
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Not eating your fruits and vegetables can have serious health consequences, from obesity to macular degeneration. And many Americans, even those who have easy access to these healthy foods, stubbornly resist eating them.
A new emphasis in social innovation will position Georgia MBA students to apply their acumen to the interconnected worlds of business and society.
The Georgia MBA has the fifth-highest yield of all full-time MBA programs in the United States, according to new data from Poets&Quants, the leading business education website.
A record percentage of new graduates from master’s programs at the Terry College of Business found full-time jobs within three months of graduation.
There’s an adage that encourages people to “lift as they climb.” As Angela Tolliver (BBA ’92, EMBA ’14) helps women move up the corporate ladder, she might well be the saying’s very embodiment.
Caroline Kraczon says the Arch is her favorite UGA tradition because it unites every person at the university — a sentiment that could also be applied to her ambitions.
The Full-Time Georgia MBA Class of 2018 graded their alma mater among the world’s best in the latest student survey from Bloomberg Businessweek
The next U.S. Census will be conducted in 2020, providing the federal government with a host of data about American residents. That information will be used to determine things such as the number of seats each state has in the House of Representative and how federal funds are distributed.
Neal Amos can just about pinpoint the precise moment he knew he wanted to be in business with his mom.