Negotiations training isn’t limited to trial by fire on the job.
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Evening MBA spring break trip to India
What are your spring break plans? Consider Evening MBA spring break trip to India and earn 3 credits toward your degree.
Alum attorney involved in case before U.S. Supreme Court speaks to business law students
When the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that the City of Indianapolis did not violate equal protection laws during the years-long battle over property tax assessments, an alumnus from the IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis had won a case before the highest court of the land.
Upgraded classroom experience
With an increase in enrollment this year, Kelley Indianapolis needed to expand physically in order to give more students access to our classes.
Kelley partners with IndyHub to offer professional development
The Kelley School of Business Indianapolis is proud to announce that it will partner with IndyHub and IUPUI in the return of Career Compass for the Creative Class.
Outgoing seniors rank at the top in global simulation competition
To be in charge of a $100 million sensor manufacturing company is a challenge for any business school senior. But two teams in Todd Roberson’s J411 Analysis of Business Decisions course ranked top in a global simulation competition, a first in his time teaching the course. Kelley School of Business Indianapolis teams ranked number one in return on equity as well as return on assets, in a competition involving several hundred teams competing from as far away as Israel, Germany and Turkey.
Kelley undergraduate takes the reigns of dedication each summer
Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students spend summers in many different ways: internships, part-time jobs, camps and classes.
Kelley students to gain first-hand business experience in China
IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis MBAs ranked second and third in a consulting project in Dalian, China.
Style and substance: Kelley Women’s MBA workshop offers inside out advice on dressing for success
We all have people in our lives whose personalities are just…different. Perhaps it’s a boss with a very dominant personality or a colleague who can’t ever seem to make a decision.
IUPUI program offers Kelley business students cross-curriculum experience with engineering students
Business students typically don’t study the mechanics of kidney dialysis. However Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students are learning about the business implications of dialysis treatment through a unique program specific to the IUPUI campus.