Tag: Evening MBA
Goizueta Expands Global Classrooms and Online Coursework to Match Unprecedented Demand
With the help of The Roberto C. Goizueta Global Classrooms, the bright faces of Emory’s Goizueta Business School students are lighting up the building.
Signing...
Cupid’s Arrow Struck These Goizueta Alumni on Campus—And Years Later
Love is in the air, and that can only mean one thing; it’s time for one of our favorite annual traditions. This Valentine’s Day,...
Meet Areanna Sabine: Birdzoff’s Chief Bird Chick
Areanna Sabine’s 18C 23EvMBA dad is a bit of a mad scientist. If there’s a problem, he’s going to find a solution.
After a successful...
Evening MBA Program Grows Stronger with Flexible Format and Geographically Diverse...
Goizueta Business School’s Evening MBA program consistently attracts working professionals looking to upskill, advance their career, or pivot on a part-time schedule. Applicants are...
Going Global Starts at Goizueta
From international modules designed to foster global perspectives to renowned faculty research shaping countries around the world, and on-campus educational opportunities for young leaders...
Preparing the Workers of the Future
The future of work. What does it mean?
For some, thoughts of artificial intelligence, doom and gloom, or robots taking over the world might come...
Meet Jason Payton: Alumni Board President and Master Relationship-Builder
Jason Payton, 12EvMBA, is a natural relationship-builder. From keeping in touch with fellow students, professors, and faculty from his Evening MBA cohort to building...
New Courses for the 2023-2024 Academic Year
Goizueta Business School continues to expand academic and co-curricular offerings with personalized experiences that prepare students to drive toward the future of business. With...
Goizueta Students Travel the World to Expand Their Knowledge of Global...
This May, three groups of Goizueta Business School students traveled to Germany and Austria, South Africa, and South Korea to experience revolutionary business practices,...
