Founded in 1919, The Darla Moore School of Business is the business school of University of South Carolina (USC), offering undergraduate programs, Executive Education programs, International MBA, Professional MBA, Master of Accountancy, Master of International Business, Master of Human Resources, Master of Arts in Economics, Ph.D. in Business Administration, and Ph.D. in Economics.
The Darla Moore School of Business is accredited by the AACSB International.
Rankings:
- The International MBA program is ranked 2nd in the international business specialty in the U.S. News & World Report "America's Best Graduate Schools 2010". USC is the top-ranked public university in the international business specialty.
- 1st in undergraduate international business education by U.S. News & World Report in its August 2009 annual survey "America’s Best Colleges Guide".
- Placed among the top 15 business schools identified by graduate students for its excellence in operations education according to The Princeton Review’s Best 296 Business Schools: 2009 Edition.
- 86th out of 101 schools in the BusinessWeek 2009 Best Undergraduate Business School Ranking, moving up nine places from 2008.
- 73rd among the world's top MBA programs in The Economist’s 2009 “Which MBA?” rankings.
- 2nd among the world’s top 100 business schools in the category of "International Experience" and placed among the top 50 in scholarly research, according to the Financial Times ranking 2009. It is also placed 32nd worldwide in the percentage increase in the average alumni salary from pre- to post-MBA.
- Placed in the top 20 schools in QS Recruiter's 2008 Survey of U.S. and Canadian business schools favored by recruiters. It is also placed 8th for the International Management specialization; 13th for the Operations Management specialization; 18th for the Entrepreneurship specialization; 19th for the Marketing specialization; and 19th for the Corporate Governance specialization.
- 49th among the top B-schools in The Wall Street Journal's "Regional Ranking" (2007).
- It is one of 45 business schools worldwide rated highly for its MBA program by the readers of Latin Trade magazine (October 2007 issue).
- 54th overall and 25th among all public schools in terms of return on investment for graduates of two-year MBA programs in the US (Forbes magazine’s “Best Business Schools”, published in 2007).
- The entrepreneurship program is placed as one of the Top 100 programs in the nation in 2006 by TechKnowledge Point Corporation.
The Darla Moore School of Business is accredited by the AACSB International.
Rankings:
- The International MBA program is ranked 2nd in the international business specialty in the U.S. News & World Report "America's Best Graduate Schools 2010". USC is the top-ranked public university in the international business specialty.
- 1st in undergraduate international business education by U.S. News & World Report in its August 2009 annual survey "America’s Best Colleges Guide".
- Placed among the top 15 business schools identified by graduate students for its excellence in operations education according to The Princeton Review’s Best 296 Business Schools: 2009 Edition.
- 86th out of 101 schools in the BusinessWeek 2009 Best Undergraduate Business School Ranking, moving up nine places from 2008.
- 73rd among the world's top MBA programs in The Economist’s 2009 “Which MBA?” rankings.
- 2nd among the world’s top 100 business schools in the category of "International Experience" and placed among the top 50 in scholarly research, according to the Financial Times ranking 2009. It is also placed 32nd worldwide in the percentage increase in the average alumni salary from pre- to post-MBA.
- Placed in the top 20 schools in QS Recruiter's 2008 Survey of U.S. and Canadian business schools favored by recruiters. It is also placed 8th for the International Management specialization; 13th for the Operations Management specialization; 18th for the Entrepreneurship specialization; 19th for the Marketing specialization; and 19th for the Corporate Governance specialization.
- 49th among the top B-schools in The Wall Street Journal's "Regional Ranking" (2007).
- It is one of 45 business schools worldwide rated highly for its MBA program by the readers of Latin Trade magazine (October 2007 issue).
- 54th overall and 25th among all public schools in terms of return on investment for graduates of two-year MBA programs in the US (Forbes magazine’s “Best Business Schools”, published in 2007).
- The entrepreneurship program is placed as one of the Top 100 programs in the nation in 2006 by TechKnowledge Point Corporation.