Improving reputation and high return-on-investment fueling demand for Rutgers innovative MBA program
Looking for the skills necessary to succeed in the 21st Century economy? Rutgers Business School’s MBA program has developed an innovative curriculum with valuable hands-on experience to ensure graduates reach their career goals. More ›

In a new 544-page book, Rutgers Business School Professor Jerome Williams and his co-editors, Keryn Pasch and Chiquita Collins, explore the powerful marketing tactics that influence the diets of children and teenagers, the policy questions raised by pervasive advertising and the possible strategies for addressing childhood obesity, an issue that is as complex as it is troubling. Rutgers Business School hosted an event on May 7 to discuss the book, ponder the implications of regulating marketing and to highlight the efforts currently underway in Newark to help children eat better and be more active. More ›

While Rutgers is producing knowledge and talent that will help drive the economy into the future, it is also working through major business issues, including a drop off in public funding, ongoing cost-cutting and the evolving value proposition of a college education. President Robert Barchi told a group of business people at a recent NJBIZ real estate symposium that the university must find new sources of revenue. "As we look at where we’re going, we have to change our business model,” Barchi said. "A major opportunity comes from partnerships with companies.” More ›

"The main idea was to create a state-of-the-art facility," architect Enrique Norton said of the new Rutgers Business School building being constructed on the Livingston Campus. "It would be a very comfortable building, a very efficient building, but it would also represent the personality of a cutting-edge, forward-looking institution." More ›



