At Questrom, innovation really stands for inspiration. Questrom doesn't make changes simply for changes’ sake. Questrom revolutionizes management practice through its faculty’s research. Questrom believes in sparking innovation that redefines.
The Questrom School of Business is located in Boston. Boston is a world-renowned educational hub with a diverse intellectual community, a thriving business scene, and a lively social setting. The city is known for its delicious local food, sports and entertainment activities, and vibrant art scene. Questrom students will enjoy a stimulating and enriching study experience.
The Questrom School of Business offers four MBA programs. The Full-Time MBA is a 24-month program, available on campus in Boston. The Part-Time MBA is a 24-48month evening and weekend program, designed for working professionals. The Online MBA is a flexible, fully online program that can be studied from anywhere in the world. The Executive MBA is a part-time 22-month program for senior working professionals. The school also provides a range of joint degree programs including the MBA/JD, the MBA/MS Digital Technologies, and the MBA/MA International Relations.
The Questrom School of Business is accredited by AACSB. The AACSB International (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.
The Questrom School of Business offers several MBA scholarships. This includes the Dean’s Scholarship (awarded to outstanding candidates; amounts range from 10,000 USD to full tuition), the Social Impact Scholarship (awarded to candidates who work towards solving social and humanitarian problems; amounts range from 10,000 USD to full tuition), and the Prospanica Scholarship (awarded to eligible Hispanic students).
The Questrom School of Business was formerly named Boston University School of Management. In 2015, the name was changed after trustee and alumni Allen Questrom, CEO of several departments and specialty stores, donated a sum of $50 million to the school, the largest gift in university history at the time. Other notable alumni include vice chairman of Johnson & Johnson Christine Poon, CEO of JC Penney and namesake of the school Allen Questrom, lieutenant governor of Rhode Island Elizabeth H. Roberts, and director of the National Security Agency (NSA) Keith Alexander.
