Our Mission
The Graduate Business Curriculum Roundtable is a global association of business schools whose mission is to advance graduate management education through curricular and co-curricular innovation. We create forums to challenge, debate, and shape the future of graduate management education (GME) curricular design, equip business school faculty and administrators with the knowledge and resources needed to advance GME curricular and programmatic innovation, and promote and recognize GME curricular achievement, change and innovation
Insights
“Curriculum based symposiums, academic research, timely webinars, and benchmarking surveys provide significant insights enabling our school leadership to make informed decisions regarding where and how to invest in order to improve the education of our graduate business students today and in the future.”
C. Michael Stepanek, Managing Director, MBA Programs, Executive Director, Academics and Operations, Kenan-Flagler Business School, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Inspiration
“The Roundtable is the go-to organization for those that provide strategic direction for their MBA program. The MBA Roundtable provides leadership, tools and programming to help programs navigate the complexities of MBA curriculum revision. Without the MBA Roundtable network, MBA leaders would struggle to stay ahead of what the MBA market requires and expects.”
Monica S. Powell, PhD, Senior Associate Dean & Graduate Dean, University of Texas at Dallas, Naveen Jindal School of Management
Interaction
“The Roundtable has been a great source of information and networking for us. We are excited to continue as a member school. “
Lenay Johnson, Director, Admissions and Recruitment, Graduate and Professional Programs, C.T. Bauer College of Business, University of Houston
Upcoming Events
Innovator Award Winners Webinar featuring
University of Iowa Tippie College of Business
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Join us to learn about the amazing innovations from our 2023 Innovator Award Finalists and Winners. This webinar will feature the University of Iowa – Ready, Set, Lead, How the Iowa MBA prepares students to be Executive Ready.
While preparing students to be the leaders of tomorrow is not unique for MBA programs, the Iowa MBA’s Executive Ready approach is. Here’s how: The Iowa MBA now includes multiple robust capstone options that expand applied learning and communication skills are integrated throughout the capstones and poised to be added throughout the curriculum. Their capstone courses develop Executive Ready skills such as big picture thinking, strategy, decision making, thinking forward, negotiation, team management, change management, and communication regardless of which capstone option a student selects. The Executive Ready framework is two-fold: throughout the capstone courses, students are guided and supported to develop strategic recommendations that can be presented to an executive audience; the experience also arms students with skills needed to become the executives.
Presenter: Jennifer V. Blackhurst, Associate Dean Tippie Graduate and Professional Programs, University of Iowa, Professor of Business Analytics
Presenter: Jill Tomkins, Assistant Dean, Tippie Graduate and Professional Programs, University of Iowa
Moderator: Stephen Taylor, Managing Director, BusinessCAS, Liaison International
Graduate Business Curriculum Roundtable
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