The Carroll School of Management is one of the professional schools of Boston College (BC), organized around seven academic departments including Accounting; Business Law; Finance; Information Systems; Marketing; Operations and Strategic Management; and Organizational Studies.
The Carroll School offers the following degree programs:
- Undergraduate Business Program (Bachelor of Science in Management)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of Science in Accounting
- Master of Science in Finance
- PhD in Finance
- PhD in Organization Studies
It offers a variety of MBA program formats including: Evening MBA, Full-Time MBA and Dual-Degree programs. The completion of a specialization is required of all full-time MBA students. Available specializations include Asset Management, Leadership and Management, Competitive Service Delivery, Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurial Management, Financial Reporting and Controls, Global Management, Marketing Informatics, Product and Brand Management.
Research centers:
- Center for Asset Management
- Center for Corporate Citizenship
- Center For Investment Research And Management
- Center for Retirement Research
- Center for Work and Family
- Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics
Rankings:
- 34th in US News and World Report's 2009 Graduate Business School Rankings.
- 89th in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2009.
- According to the Business Week Rankings of Undergraduate Programs 2009, it is ranked:
- 28th in the Business Week Part Time MBA ranking (2008).
- 71st in the FT Global MBA Rankings (2008).
- 14th in the Business Week's Undergraduate Business School Ranking 2007.
- 47th in the Forbes Best Business School Rankings 2007.
- 57th in the Forbes Ranking of Top American Business Schools 2005.
The Carroll School offers the following degree programs:
- Undergraduate Business Program (Bachelor of Science in Management)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of Science in Accounting
- Master of Science in Finance
- PhD in Finance
- PhD in Organization Studies
It offers a variety of MBA program formats including: Evening MBA, Full-Time MBA and Dual-Degree programs. The completion of a specialization is required of all full-time MBA students. Available specializations include Asset Management, Leadership and Management, Competitive Service Delivery, Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurial Management, Financial Reporting and Controls, Global Management, Marketing Informatics, Product and Brand Management.
Research centers:
- Center for Asset Management
- Center for Corporate Citizenship
- Center For Investment Research And Management
- Center for Retirement Research
- Center for Work and Family
- Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics
Rankings:
- 34th in US News and World Report's 2009 Graduate Business School Rankings.
- 89th in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2009.
- According to the Business Week Rankings of Undergraduate Programs 2009, it is ranked:
- 17th Overall Undergraduate Business Program
- 1st in Accounting
- 2nd in Sustainability
- 3rd in Marketing
- 3rd in Operations Management
- 4th in Financial Management
- 5th in Business Law
- 5th in Corporate Strategy
- 10th in Macroeconomics- 17th in the US News 2008 Top Part-Time Graduate Business School Rankings.
- 28th in the Business Week Part Time MBA ranking (2008).
- 71st in the FT Global MBA Rankings (2008).
- 14th in the Business Week's Undergraduate Business School Ranking 2007.
- 47th in the Forbes Best Business School Rankings 2007.
- 57th in the Forbes Ranking of Top American Business Schools 2005.