2007-2008
About
the Kellogg School of Management
The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, founded in 1908, is widely recognized as a global leader in graduate business education. The school is home to a renowned, research-based faculty and MBA students from around the world.
Kellogg
offers the Full-Time
MBA program, a Part-Time
MBA program, an Executive
MBA program and the Executive
Education Program. The school also offers three joint
degree programs: the JD-MBA;
MD-MBA;
and Master
of Management and Manufacturing (MEM-MBA).
Beginning
in 1996, Kellogg established the Executive
MBA Joint Degree Program in Asia, Europe, the Middle
East and Canada. Kellogg partners include the Leon Recanati
Graduate School of Business Administration at Tel Aviv University
in Israel; WHU-Otto Beisheim Graduate School of Management
in Vallendar, Germany; the School of Business and Management
at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in
China; and the Schulich School of Business at York University
in Toronto, Canada.
Kellogg revolutionized graduate management education more than 50 years ago when it introduced executive education into its programming, being one of the first business schools to do so. In the 1970s, Kellogg again changed the face of graduate management education when it introduced the teamwork concept into its curriculum. Both the Kellogg executive education and teamwork models have been emulated by business schools worldwide.
In
July 2001, Dipak C. Jain began his responsibilities as dean
of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
Since assuming this role, Jain has traveled extensively
throughout the world to reconnect with Kellogg alumni, recruiters,
and corporate leaders to discuss how the Kellogg School's
graduating students fit into today's business world.
