Ross School of Business at University of Michigan

Michigan Ross traces its roots back to the mid-20th century when business education began at the University of Michigan. Over the decades, Ross has grown into a leading business school known for its rigorous curriculum and action-based learning. Its evolution reflects a commitment to shaping business leaders capable of real-world impact, merging academic excellence with practical application.

• The Ross School of Business MBA is built around action-based learning, leadership development, and a rigorous academic foundation. Students learn through real-world projects, global experiences, and a flexible curriculum that allows them to tailor their studies to career goals. 
• Ross emphasises analytical thinking, collaboration, and hands-on problem-solving, preparing graduates for impact across industries.

Ross School of Business research focuses on creating knowledge that shapes business practice and public policy. Faculty lead impactful work in areas such as finance, strategy, sustainability, leadership, and marketing. Research centers and institutes at Ross support innovation and interdisciplinary inquiry, ensuring students engage with current findings that influence industries and drive meaningful change.

• Michigan Ross advances impactful scholarship through its many research institutes, centers, and initiatives. These units support work in areas such as sustainability, leadership, entrepreneurship, finance, social impact, and data analytics. 
• This ecosystem enables faculty and students to engage with real-world challenges, collaborate across disciplines, and contribute to meaningful business and societal progress.