Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University

History

Founded in 1908 as The School of Commerce, Kellogg School of Management grew into a global leader in business education. It pioneered the One-Year MBA in 1965, introduced team-based learning in 1969, opened the James L. Allen Center in 1979, expanded its global EMBA network in 1996, and continues to innovate through its Global Hub and Full Circle vision.

Education

The Kellogg School of Management offers a versatile Kellogg School of Management MBA programme designed for students at various life and career stages.
The school encourages a balance between professional ambitions, educational growth, and personal life.
Applicants must meet standard Kellogg School of Management MBA requirements, typically including academic credentials and relevant work experience.
Details regarding tuition fees or program-specific test requirements such as GMAT scores vary by intake and are provided on request by the admissions office.

Research

Kellogg School of Management research is driven by a distinguished faculty of scholars and industry practitioners who bring deep international and real-world expertise into their work.

Faculty combine academic insight with practical management knowledge, enriching both teaching and research.

Senior faculty also teach executives through Kellogg’s executive programs, ensuring their research stays closely connected to evolving corporate practices and global business trends.

Career

Kellogg provides extensive career support for students and graduates, offering resources designed to guide every stage of professional development.
The school’s strong reputation contributes to competitive MBA career outcomes, supported by tailored tools, coaching, and access to global opportunities.
The reorganized Alumni Career Services platform gives graduates hundreds of resources to manage their careers effectively.
With a powerful global network of Kellogg School of Management alumni in business, students gain valuable connections across industries and leadership roles worldwide.

Campus life

Campuses:

Chicago
Evanston
Global Network
Miami

Northwestern offers a wide range of recreational options, including varsity and intramural sports, art exhibitions, performances, and more. Students have abundant opportunities to showcase their talents, explore an interest, and cheer on their classmates.

Whether living in a residence hall, residential college, or off-campus housing, the Evanston and Chicago communities are charming and lively places to call home.The Northwestern community shines at annual events that celebrate Wildcat pride.

Student clubs

As part of the Kellogg community, students can connect with a broad global network through more than 60 regional alumni clubs and over 20 special interest clubs. T

hese groups offer opportunities to network, socialize, and join activities aligned with personal and professional interests.

Some clubs operate informally, while others function as structured organizations, giving students multiple ways to stay engaged and build meaningful connections.