While learning in a team-focused environment, the Full-Time MBA Program fosters a diverse and inclusive community of varying backgrounds. These diverse backgrounds and experiences add to our well-rounded curriculum and contribute towards the growth of future business leaders.
Connect your experiences with the Broad MBA curriculum to impact social and business decisions that affect your life. Pair these with on-campus student organization involvement to build lifelong networks of colleagues and friends.
As people of color and business professionals interested in pursuing an MBA, the Broad College is fortunate to have organizations (Black MBA and Multicultural) that help build a sense of community.
Learn MoreThe Broad Full-Time MBA Program can help you apply your military experience to a civilian career, maximize your investment in yourself, and prepare you for future challenges through professional and personal development.
We are fortunate to have an organization dedicated to the common experience of serving the people of the United States through military service. The Broad MBA Veterans have members from all branches of the military with various backgrounds.
Learn MoreWith the Broad Full-Time MBA, your goals are supported by a family of Spartans: from your current class, including student organizations and opportunities, to our expansive network of alumnae.
One of the prominent student organizations is the Broad Women MBA Association, which strives to enhance the MBA experience by providing students opportunities to build personal and professional relationships beyond the classroom.
The Broad MBA program is a proud partner of the Forté Foundation and can offer fellowships to candidates!
Learn MoreThe Full-Time MBA program is committed to our efforts of supporting and developing the next LGBTQIA+ business leaders. By connecting your personal interests, academic plans, and career goals, the program provides various resources and opportunities to foster your success.
With our growing partnership with ROMBA and Spartan Pride, Broad MBA LGBTQIA+ students and allies can take comfort knowing our dedication to this population is a focus.
Learn MoreIn order to succeed in business, the Broad MBA believes connections and understanding from various countries and cultures are key. By leveraging your experiences and education, the Full-Time MBA program can help you become the next business leader.
One of the largest student organizations is the Multicultural MBA Association, which is dedicated to fostering a community among ethnically diverse students within the program.
Learn MoreEach year, our student resource groups as well as the Broad MBA program office offer a variety of DEI-focused events for our students. Some examples of these events include:
Diwali Celebration
Lunar New Year Celebration
DEI Week (collaboration between all DEI Student Resource Groups)
Broad 360 (for prospective students)
MBA Women Lunch and Learn sessions
Women in Business events
Movie and podcast discussions led by the Black MBA Association
Holi Celebration
Annual MBA Veteran’s Run
Facilitate and sustain an inclusive environment for Full-Time MBA students, faculty and staff, and to acknowledge and celebrate differences within the program, as lived experiences energize innovation and challenge geographical, cultural, and historical barriers.
Empower the voice of the Full-Time MBA Program by:
When we engage, develop, and advance our community, we facilitate the personal, professional, and academic growth of everyone.
Learn more about the strides in the DEI space being made within the Broad MBA in our Belonging at Broad DEI Progress Index:
Our podcast, Spartan Stories: The Broad MBA, often focuses on DEI within the program and DEI work and initiatives that our alumni are leading in the business world.
In part two of our recap with the Class of 2020, we catch up with three of our female graduates. We talk about their experience going into the workforce impacted by the onset of COVID and discuss the topic of DEI in this time of uncertainty.
In part one of our recap with the Class of 2020, we catch up with three of our alumni. We begin with talking about their experiences going into the workforce impacted by the onset of COVID and discuss the topic of DEI in the business world.
On this episode, we sit down with three-time Spartan Arica Drummond-Clay as we discuss the hot topic of DEI and how to make the most out of the internship experience.
On this episode, we sit down with two-time Spartan and MBA alum Dalana Brand, as we discuss her path to Twitter, how she is heading DEI initiatives for the company’s future outlook and what DEI means for companies in the future.
On the first episode of Spartan Stories, we sit down with 2nd year MBA Frank Martinez as he details his journey from the military to Broad MBA student.
Learning about diverse backgrounds and new traditions from the Multicultural MBAA
Finding success and a supportive community in a new country
Broad MBAs place second at DEI-focused case competition
MBA student shares her journey as a first-generation Latina in business
Broad MBA bolsters diversity, equity, inclusion efforts