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Welcome to the MBA Roundtable
The MBA Roundtable is a unique, collaborative organization that fosters open discussions around the design and delivery of graduate business programs as a way to advance the practice of management worldwide. Delivering information and resources relating to MBA curricular design and innovation to member schools is at the heart of this mission.
Our member schools represent graduate business programs throughout the U.S. and the world. MBA Roundtable invites the participation of any program striving to provide the best possible management education for the particular market it is serving. We encourage many voices, as good ideas and innovations spring from many sources.
MBA Roundtable members are asked to share their curricular ideas, experiences, and questions with one another through participation in MBA Roundtable-sponsored events, research, and publications, including MBA Innovation. This collaborative participation results in dynamic discussions on topics ranging from curricular change to the impact of trends on program content.
Copyright 2007. MBA Roundtable and Innovation Through Collaboration are registered trademarks of MBA Roundtable. All rights reserved.
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Pilot Webinars
We're going virtual! Members may join us for two pilot webinars on topics related to curricular innovation on Thursdays, August 21st and 28th from 12-1pm eastern. "Let's Talk About Focus"with deans from the Wisconsin MBA took place on August 21st. Thanks to all of those who joined us. "Aligning MBA Curricula with Managerial Competencies" with professors Erich Dierdorff and Robert Rubin from DePaul University will take place on August 28th. Please log in and visit Events to learn more and register. |
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Cultivating a Global Mindset in MBAs
Join us November 13-14, 2008, at The George Washington University's School of Business for the 2008 curricular innovation symposium. Visit the Events page to learn more about this year's topic--Global Mindset--and our vision for the program. |
