The Brandeis International Business School is a pioneering professional school dedicated to teaching and research in global finance, management and economic policy.

We respond to the growing need for international vision and expertise by preparing exceptional individuals from around the world to become principled leaders of global companies and public institutions.

We teach cutting-edge theory, immerse students in international experiences, and connect them to best practice in business and policy. This learning experience transforms the way our graduates view the world, and helps them develop skills and insights to chart its future.

The School is a special one for several reasons:

The Brandeis Advantage

Brandeis - our parent university - is the youngest of America's leading private research universities. This is an intellectually exciting place; we rank among America's top universities. Located on a wooded campus in suburban Boston, Brandeis has 3200 undergraduate and 1100 graduates students, offering programs in more than 40 fields.

International to the Core

We are truly focused on the global economy. From a unique introductory course on Globalization to advanced electives, the IBS experience is thoroughly international. More than half of our students come from Europe, Asia and Latin America, and international experiences are built into our programs in partnership with major foreign schools and companies.

World-class Faculty

Our faculty includes not only distinguished researchers in international finance, business and economics, but also leading practitioners in banking, investments and consulting. Classes are interactive, informal and typically small, and students often get to know their professors well.

Corporate Connections

Many senior executives (and younger alumni in business) visit the School each semester through our CEO Forum, our research institutes, and just informal meetings with classes. Our courses work with businesses on current problems, and a Board of Overseers consisting of business leaders guides our overall strategy.

Boston: an academic capital

Seven major universities and 250,000 students are located in the greater Boston area. You can cross-register among schools and enjoy an extraordinary wealth of activities, clubs, restaurants and sports targeted to students. Boston is also an important center of finance, technology and consulting.