What do you do professionally? I currently work as a management consultant for Oliver Wyman. What is the most enjoyable part of your job? Helping clients to solve problems and adding value to their ...

I am from Spartanburg, SC, and earned my undergraduate degree in Biology from The Citadel. After graduating, I joined the military, where I spent three years as a Logistics Officer and six years as a ...

Before coming to Duke, I was based in Chicago, IL, and spent about 4 years in Corporate Banking/Financial Services. Outside of work, I have been engaged in non-profit work with a couple of different ...

Difference drives us. An appreciation of diverse cultures and practices makes for stronger and more effective leadership, so Fuqua offers a range of programs and initiatives that globalize your MBA ...

For the Snows, Fuqua is a family affair. David Snow is a 1978 graduate of the Master of Health Administration program, which at the time was run jointly by the medical school and the business school.

*Includes a 6,000 USD non-refundable deposit due upon admission and credited to your Term 1 tuition. Students must pay a one-time transcript fee of 120 USD in addition to Term 1 program cost. This fee ...

While the diversity of experiences in this community increases each year, we also have long-standing traditions. At the end of each week classes are in session you'll find us at Fuqua Friday, where ...

Alumni can borrow books, audiobooks, and DVDs for up to 1 year after graduation free of charge. To receive alumni borrowing privileges after your graduation date, please send a request via email to ...

Tailor your degree with the set of electives that work hardest for your career, earning an enhanced accreditation that signals your expertise. While it requires an additional term of study, pursuing a ...

Nearly half of American families have individual retirement accounts. Several other millions participate in public pensions or in workplace “defined benefit” pension plans. If you belong to one of ...

Money shouldn’t buy love. But a few dollars spent on a small gift may go a long way in helping a friend who’s having a hard time. In research published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology, Professor ...

You may remember the Energizer Bunny ads of the ‘90s, where a pink, drumming rabbit — always outlasting its peers thanks to the superior power of its brand of battery — would often barge into ...