Facts & Figures

Vision

Goizueta Business School will be regarded as a thought leader, creating and disseminating knowledge at the cutting edge of management practice and developing principled leaders for global enterprise who drive performance and value creation.

To achieve our vision we will focus on the following key initiatives: establishing an institute dedicated to developing all our students as leaders; growing our faculty size, research productivity and scholarly reputation; and advancing our organizational culture to support and value a diverse community.

Faculty Areas of Expertise

Accounting
Business Communications
Finance
Information Systems & Operations Management
Marketing
Organization and Management

Learn more about our Academic Areas.

Fall 2006 Faculty

Total regular full-time instructional 86
Proportion of faculty tenured 44%
Proportion of faculty tenured and tenure track 73%

Find out more about our individual faculty members.

International Connections

One-third of Goizueta's full-time MBA students and nearly 30 percent of the faculty were born outside the United States. The school has alliances with almost 40 international business schools including membership in the prestigious international organization Programs in International Management (PIM).

Learn more about our International Programs.

Programs Offered

The School offers seven degree programs:

• Bachelor's of Business Administration (BBA)
• Full-time Master's of Business Administration (MBA)
• 2 year program
• 1 year program
• Evening MBA
• Executive MBA
• Weekend program
• Modular program
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
• Offered through Emory's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Fall 2005 Enrollment

Total number of students 1,237
Full-time students 1,083
Part-time students 154
Undergraduates 563
Graduates 674
PhD Students 42

Degrees Awarded (2005-06)

BBAs 229
MBAs 365
PhD 1
Total 594

Information About Recent Graduates

For the past 5 years, 100% of our MBA students have had summer internship placements and for the past 2 years, over 95% of MBA graduates had received job offers within three months of graduation.

The MBA Class of 2005 graduated with a median base salary of $85,000. Seventy percent were employed immediately after graduation and 94% within 3 months of graduation.

For the BBA program, the average starting salary for 2005 graduates was $49,413. Of the students known to be seeking employment, 66 percent were employed immediately after graduation. Seven percent were enrolling in graduate or professional programs.

National and International Rankings

Ranking	Program	Publication (date)
4	BBA	BusinessWeek (2006)
5	BBA	BusinessWeek (2005)
13	Undergraduate (BBA)	U.S. News (August 2006)
18	Undergraduate (BBA)	U.S. News (August 2005)
6 worldwide	Executive MBA	BusinessWeek (2006)
10	Executive MBA	U.S. News (March 2005)
14	Executive MBA	Financial Times (2004)
20	Evening MBA	U.S. News (March 2006)
15	Evening MBA	U.S. News (March 2005)
19 U.S.	Full Time MBA	Financial Times (2005)
16 U.S.	Full Time MBA	Economist (Oct 2006)
25 Global	Full Time MBA	Economist (Oct 2006)
21 U.S.	Full Time MBA	Forbes (Sept. 2005)
23 worldwide	Full Time MBA	BusinessWeek (Oct. 2006)
20	Full Time MBA	U.S. News (March 2007)
18 worldwide	Executive Education	Financial Times (2006)
7 program design	Executive Education	Financial Times (2006)
Other Rankings
1 (Emory)	Best Campus Environment	Princeton Review (Oct 2006)