We look forward to seeing you in Durham! Take a moment to familiarize yourself with Fuqua’s campus information to ensure a smooth and efficient travel experience. If you have any questions, please ...

Employers are invited to participate in Fuqua's upcoming MBA Employer Expo, which includes a 30-minute presentation, office hours, and a networking session. This combined event provides an exceptional ...

Fuqua’s pool of international talent possesses the cultural acumen and expertise needed to effectively navigate the complexities of global business. With 40% of our students originating from ...

The current impasse at the WHO is due to LMIC’s insistence that vaccine makers should be required to sharing a portion of ...

Michael W. Krzyzewski University Professor of Leadership; Professor of Management; Professor of Public Policy; Faculty Director, Fuqua/Coach K Center on Leadership & Ethics; Director, Behavioral ...

E. Allan Lind is the James L. Vincent Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Leadership at the Fuqua School of Business, Duke University. Professor Lind's teaching interests center on leadership and ...

Below, you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions for our Weekend Executive MBA program. You can also reference our Weekend Executive MBA student blog to hear students’ perspectives on ...

To stay competitive in today’s business environment, it’s not enough to have an edge. You need to become the edge. Continual change is the new norm, and your organization must learn to adapt ...

Health care and business are increasingly interconnected. Whether your goal is to become a clinical practitioner or help manage anything from a hospital to a biotech company, knowing the financial ...

It’s no secret that you’re coming to business school to expand your options, whether in your current role or in a different industry or function. Fuqua’s unique approach to career development for ...

Internships are often more cost-effective than hiring full-time employees while still providing access to top-tier talent.

The researchers hypothesized that if teasing makes customers feel the brand is more like a real person (“anthropomorphism”), ...