Preparing Tomorrow's Leaders
Brandeis International Business School provides students with a transformational educational experience which prepares them to be professional managers, community leaders and global citizens.
A Collaborative Approach to Global Health
"You can develop good policy alternatives but if you don't have buy-in from all the stakeholders and if you don't have able managers, you won't be able to implement the policy," says Professor of the Practice Susan Holcombe, the former Director of Global Programs for Oxfam America and a Senior Advisor to the United Nations.
Academics
The curriculum at Brandeis spans the globe. For undergraduates we have programs focusing on every part of the world: Latin America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, East Asia and South Asia. In our International and Global Studies major, students can examine a wide range of issues of global significance. Study Abroad is available in 70 different countries, covering every continent. At the graduate level, our two professional schools, in business and in social policy, both have an international orientation, as do our graduate programs in arts & sciences. Across the university, our faculty bring an international dimension to a wide range of subjects, from music and art to business and society, from literature and language to politics and economics, and of course in history and philosophy and other fields too. And our research centers and partnerships bring together scholars and practitioners to create new knowledge and magnify its impact.
Schools, Departments & Programs
A number of Brandeis schools, departments and programs are involved in global, comparative, and regional teaching and research.
Centers
Eleven interdisciplinary centers – ranging from economic research to the study of justice worldwide – are contributing to new knowledge and change in the global community.
Faculty & Research
Brandeis faculty are accomplished scholars, who bring their expertise into the classroom.
Global Data
Brandeis’ international commitment by the numbers.