Darla Moore School of BusinessAt a Glance
The Darla Moore School of Business is globally renowned for academic rigor, a world-class faculty and 13 major research centers that span the full spectrum of business disciplines.
The Moore School is the choice for both next-generation and growing professionals seeking premier academics and experiential learning that prepares them to be data proficient, analytically capable and functionally grounded graduates. Controlled faculty-to-student ratios ensure our classrooms are stimulating settings while high-performing program rankings attract both top-tier students and corporate partnerships that often lead to future opportunities.
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Rohit Verma selected as new Moore School dean
Rohit Verma will start in his role as dean of the Darla Moore School of Business on July 1.
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US News rankings: USC tops in International MBA
The University of South Carolina’s master’s in international business program retained its spot as the best in the country for the 10th consecutive year, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate School rankings released Tuesday (April 25).
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Graduation with Leadership Distinction alumni look back on pathways to success
The Center for Integrative and Experiential Learning is celebrating the Graduation with Leadership Distinction Program's tenth anniversary. Take a look at some of the earliest graduates with leadership distinction.
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First-year marketing major Jala Lewis crafts signature hairstyles players wear on the court
First-year marketing major Jala Lewis helps key players on the women’s basketball team craft the signature hairstyles they wear on the court.
Learning Experiences
Along with completing traditional internships, many departments provide classroom-based project and experiential learning opportunities in partnership with businesses, industries and nonprofits. From Finance Scholars’ live case studies with industry partners to full-semester experiential learning courses in sales and marketing working for top global brands such as Coca-Cola, ESPN and Lionsgate.
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