Luxury abroad
A double-degree MIB alumna earns Givenchy full-time job in Paris after six-month internship
Besting worldwide competitors
Three dedicated Moore School students advanced to the semi-finals for prestigious international business analytics challenge
Celebrating December graduates
The future looks bright for Moore School students graduating in December. Read more about their UofSC experiences and their future plans.
Two underrepresented USC IMBA students were the inaugural Pozen Scholars
Two University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business International MBA students from South Carolina and underrepresented backgrounds received in 2022 the first gift from former financier Robert "Bob" Charles Pozen.
Rethinking China in the world: lessons from Latin America
The rise of China's economic and geo-political power in recent years has become of great interest for everyone. However, the narrative that has been developed in the Western Hemisphere is mostly negative. The majority of Western leaders react defensively or skeptically towards the possibility of having a win-win relationship with China.
Sprinting to solutions for housing crises
An MIB design thinking course created a plan for international affordable housing
A bucket list opportunity
Professional MBA candidate travels to South Africa for "eye-opening experience"
Bringing seasoned global business leaders to Moore School students
Folks Center for International Business offers a Pathways series especially for students
Touchdowns and ticket sales
Management science researcher and MBA professor studies whether, how and when variable pricing strategies can increase ticket sales for the NFL games
IMBA fellowship gives candidate ability to 'smash ceilings, re-imagine what is possible'
Troy Etta Knox ('22 marketing and UofSC political science, '24 IMBA expected graduation) knows a thing or two about reinvention. After career ventures as a singer/songwriter and later a successful landscape design company owner, Knox has always been a dreamer and a hard worker.
Becoming a supportive professor
Ph.D. alumnus emphasizes faculty need to be accessible for students
Making a mark on Coca-Cola Consolidated
International MBA alumna earns three promotions with Coca-Cola Consolidated in six years
Moore School veteran and military support
The Moore School has created multiple programs and initiatives to provide academic assistance and professional development for active military personnel and veterans.
A dedicated alumna
Moore School and USC graduate flourishing in Greenville, SC, business analyst position
Selling human resources
UofSC joins eight universities to promote HR through TikTok videos
2022 Leadership Legacy Award given to American Express Chairman and CEO
The Moore School will present the Center for Executive Succession's 2022 Leadership Legacy Award to Stephen J. Squeri, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of American Express, one of the world's most respected companies. Squeri will accept the award and participate in a fireside chat on Thursday, November 3.
Mastering data
Dual-degree business analytics student places in national competition
Moore School announces 24th consecutive year as No. 1-ranked undergraduate international business program
The University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business announced today that its undergraduate international business program is ranked No. 1 according to U.S. News & World Report's 2023 Best Colleges publication released on Monday, Sept. 12. This announcement marks the 24th consecutive year that the program has been ranked as the top undergraduate international business program in the country.
Gaining multinational insights
European global classroom trip emphasizes international perspectives for Professional MBA colleagues
MBA propels engineer to leadership position with Google
Alumnus Kausik Ghosh ('17 MBA) has made the most of the skills he gained in the Moore School's full-time MBA program. Formerly an engineer, Ghosh is now able to take on roles that combine core aspects of chemical engineering with broader business management strategies.
Operations and supply chain graduate program rises to No. 6 in Gartner ranking
The Moore School's graduate operations and supply chain program now ranks No. 6 in North America, according to global research firm Gartner.
Moore School partnering with Benedict College for HBCU master's pathway program
The Moore School is creating a new pathway for students from South Carolina's historically Black colleges and universities to earn Master of Accountancy degrees.
A Moore School first
MIB alumnus first Sri Lankan to graduate from the program
Strengthening international business leaders
U.S. agency renews UofSC international business center's federal funding
Changing lives through medical devices
Alumnus credits well-rounded International MBA program with preparing him for product manager role