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Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business Takes Top Honors in Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2020 Recruiters Survey

Georgia Tech Scheller College scores top honors in Bloomberg Businessweek’s annual International Recruiters survey ranking in the Top 10 in three of the four categories.

Georgia Tech Scheller College scored top honors in Bloomberg Businessweek’s annual International Recruiters survey, which evaluates which business school’s full-time MBA graduates are most in-demand by top employers around the world. This year, employers were asked to score each college’s brand equity and how its graduates ranked in innovation and creativity, diversity, and entrepreneurship. Georgia Tech Scheller College joined Stanford Graduate School of Business, Yale School of Management, Georgetown McDonough, and Washington Foster for ranking in the Top 10 in three of the four categories.

The survey calculated the responses of 2,863 recruiters from 985 employers, who reviewed and ranked 131 business schools around the world.

Georgia Tech Scheller graduates ranked #3 in the world for innovation and creativity, and #4 globally in entrepreneurship. Ranking colleges with the most diverse students, Georgia Tech Scheller College was ranked #9 in the world.

Katie Lloyd, assistant dean of MBA programs at Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business, credits Scheller’s hands-on, technology-driven curriculum for producing MBA graduates so highly valued for their innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship. “Drawing from our heritage as an engineering institute, Georgia Tech Scheller College has a rich tradition of technology-focused curriculum, experiential learning, and interdisciplinary opportunities,” she shared. “Unlike other MBA programs, we include core courses in IT management, digital strategy, and analytics in our students’ first semester. These offerings competitively position Scheller students to leverage analytics and digital technologies in internships across any industry of interest and set them up for success in our applied practicum classes.”

Commenting on Georgia Tech Scheller College’s stellar global placement in this year’s Bloomberg Businessweek Recruiters Survey, Maryam Alavi, dean of Scheller College of Business, stated “Our MBA graduates are highly valued and sought-after by employers because they are tech-savvy and business smart and know how to leverage technology to innovate and create business and social value.“

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