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Dean Dipak C. Jain

Ideas, action and people — these are the heart of the Kellogg School experience. And it indeed is an experience: vibrant, dynamic, unlike any other, which is why Kellogg is one of the world’s most prestigious business schools.

In the century since Kellogg first began teaching managers how to use frameworks to solve real business problems, we have pioneered a unique and unparalleled leadership curriculum founded on collaboration, experiential learning, global perspectives and intellectual depth. We still combine theory and practice, but we go well beyond that, taking students out of their comfort zones and challenging them to dig deeper, in partnership with our extraordinary professors whose expertise has redefined their disciplines.

As a result, Kellogg students learn not only what happens, but how and why it happens too. And they get these insights by working together in diverse teams that prepare them to thrive in the modern global economy.

What’s more, they play a central part in our innovative culture that dares them to be co-creators of their academic experience. Along the way, Kellogg students gain and refine critical leadership skills through hundreds of hands-on opportunities to test what they learn in the classroom.

The passion to tackle big challenges with ideas that deliver results sets a Kellogg School graduate apart from any other. Right now, our 50,000 alumni are transforming the way we do business in nearly every country on the planet. They do this with their exceptional knowledge and, equally important, through an indomitable spirit that puts people first and seeks to be a force for positive change.

Our students know that a Kellogg MBA is a credential that commands respect in an array of industries — from investment banking to consulting — but they also know that their education gives them the tools, and the responsibility, to be both successful and significant.

I invite you to discover for yourself why Kellogg is the best school for the world.


Dipak C. Jain
Dean