This spring, 17 faculty and members of the School’s leadership team traveled to the San Francisco Bay Area to meet with major companies and network with alumni. The excursion was part of the University’s Wake West initiative, which continues to expand with CareerTreks, internships, networking, and educational events in an effort to bring Wake Forest to the world.
Read More“Accountants today need more advanced and hands-on experience with data analytics,” said Jim Willis, associate dean of the School’s Master of Science in Accountancy (MSA) program. “There’s a critical demand for accounting professionals who possess highly technical analytics skills, critical thinking, and the ability to tell a compelling story to influence business decisions.”
Read MoreMore than 300 students, faculty, and staff attended the Wake Forest School of Business Innovation Weekend to hear experts from the world’s leading professional service firms discuss how artificial intelligence is disrupting the industry.
Read MoreUsing descriptive analytics and applying what they are learning in the Master of Science in Business Analytics program, Muhammad Ammar (MSBA ’19), Andrew Bowers (MSBA ’19), and Sebastian Fischbach (BA ’18, MSBA ’19) developed a tool to assist Associate Athletic Director of Communication Steve Shutt and his team’s efforts to enhance the game experience.
Read MoreA team of students from the Wake Forest Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program took first place in a student case competition during the Inmar Analytics Forum. The 2019 Wake Forest University Graduate Business Analytics Competition was presented by the School and sponsored by Inmar.
Read MoreThe demand for professionals who can use data to identify insights, solve business problems, and inspire innovation continues to grow exponentially. Building on the success of the Wake Forest University School of Business Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program, the School has extended its program to a new audience of working professionals.
Read MoreThe Aspen Institute Business and Society Program has recognized the Wake Forest University School of Business as a global innovator and given the School’s “Why Business?” course a prestigious 2017 Ideas Worth Teaching Award.
Read MoreWhen the Clinical Translational Science Institute (CTSI) at the Wake Forest School of Medicine
sought to improve how its research teams work together, it looked to the Wake Forest University
School of Business for guidance.
When they arrive at Wake Forest University, student-athletes are ready to perform at a high level. But what about their leadership development? A new program developed in collaboration with the Wake Forest School of Business Center for Leadership and Character (CLC) is poised to change the game both on and off the field.
Read MoreThe Wake Forest University School of Business and the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) have partnered to promote and support opportunities for UNCSA graduates to pursue graduate studies at the School of Business in its nationally recognized Master’s in Management program.
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