The Rice Business Task Force on Racial Equity and Social Justice is charged with researching, evaluating and recommending actions to be taken by Rice Business to promote racial equity and social justice. First recommendations are due in October.
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Graduate Entrepreneurship Program,
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Full-Time MBA Program with The Most Minority Students in Top 25, Poets & Quants, 2020
Best MBA For Finance,
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Best Classroom Experience,
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You’re really encouraged to take leadership positions and you get a lot of support. I decided to run for president of the women’s organization, something I never thought I’d do. But here it's kind of all hands on deck. All of our voices are heard. They matter.
Full-Time MBA ‘20
The Rice MBA program provides a lot of opportunities for you to develop your career. If you decide to change your life, Rice is the best choice for how and where you want to move.
Professional MBA '20
Rice has a growth mindset culture. This is your safe place if you are looking to grow and feel challenged with such great faculty and students.
Executive MBA ‘20
Whether you want to launch your own startup or shake up the company where you work, you’ll need to think like an entrepreneur. Rice Business gives every student the core skills and entrepreneurial mindset needed to adapt to a changing business world. See why we are ranked the No. 1 Graduate Entrepreneurship Program.
Based on research by Professor James Weston
Based on research by Dean Peter Rodriguez
By Professor Anastasiya Zavyalova
With research in corporate financial policies, investment issues and more, our professors bring cutting-edge scholarship into the classroom. It’s why Princeton Review ranked us the No. 3 Best MBA Program in Finance.
Congratulations to Cyndie Fredrick, Rice MBA '06 and Senior Vice President and General Manager for Merichem Co, who was awarded a Women Who Mean Business Award by Houston Business Journal for her leadership in energy.
Peter Rodriguez, dean of the Jones Graduate School of Business, called the recent increase in layoffs “evidence that we didn’t take the short route out of the recession. We’re going to be here for a little while."
"The MBA curriculum is designed to provide students a breadth of both functional and foundation knowledge, regardless of industry or position,” said Philip Heavilin II, executive director of the career development office, Rice University Jones Graduate School of Business.
