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The MBA was introduced in 1908 to teach business skills that remain important today, like accounting, finance, and operations. More than one hundred years later, though, things are a little more complicated. A Weatherhead business degree builds on a foundation of core skills to prepare graduates for what's happening in business right now—and for what's around the corner.

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In today's business environment, creativity is as vital as number crunching, and people and the planet are part of every equation. That is why Weatherhead's Manage by Designing and Sustainable Enterprise initiatives inform our highly-ranked MBA curriculum every step of the way. We integrate a system-wide perspective that comes from design into a management science that seeks value on the bottom line, and beyond.

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Deborah Bibb
Senior Admissions Director
216.368.6702

Monica Eastway
Graduate Admission Advisor
216.368.0935

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