Cornell Connections

Our being a part of Cornell University means many things to our students, faculty, alumni, and partners. Here are just a few of the advantages.

We are, quite literally, surrounded by some of the finest teaching, most creative and inquiring minds, and most advanced research in the world.

We can access cutting-edge theoretical and applied knowledge in multiple specialized areas, all at our doorstep: from Africana, architecture and agriculture to textiles, theater, toxicology, and even Urdu! Cornell offers more than 4000 courses of study in nearly 100 academic departments. Learn more about Cornell's other schools and programs.

Johnson School MBA students may take up to a quarter of their coursework elsewhere within Cornell. Many choose to expand their knowledge of particular areas through Cornell's Colleges of Industrial and Labor Relations or Law, or through study at the Hotel School, Real Estate Program, or the Faculty of Computing and Information Science.

Students who want to develop and launch new businesses will find a depth and breadth of cutting-edge research ripe for commercialization. While agriculture, life sciences, physical sciences, engineering, and other technologies yield a great wealth of opportunities, there is also potential inherent in such areas as education, the arts, and languages, or the marriage of these with technologies. Cornell's Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise Program (EPE) is widely recognized as a model for university entrepreneurial education. It fosters entrepreneurship not only across all of Cornell's many departments, but also into its worldwide alumni network.

Because we are part of Cornell, all of our students, faculty and graduates connect with the huge, well-organized network of alumni from the entire university, and hence to a surfeit of accomplishments, expertise and talent in business, science and technology, government, law, medicine, arts, social services, and much, much more.

We are extremely proud of this rich and powerful legacy, and we wholeheartedly embrace the challenges of translating and extending it through the Johnson School.