Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University

About Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University

The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University develops brave leaders who inspire growth in people, organizations and markets. Based just outside of Chicago, the school is a global leader in management education, renowned for its distinctive thought leadership and pioneering approach to learning. Kellogg offers an innovative portfolio of programs: four Full-Time MBA programs including the accelerated One-Year MBA and Two-Year MBA options, and joint degree programs with the engineering and law schools; a Part-Time MBA Program; the premier Executive MBA global network; and extensive non-degree Executive Education programs.

About Social Impact at Kellogg:

At Kellogg, Social Impact sits at the core of what our faculty, students and alumni value and practice. Kellogg has been at the forefront of social impact instruction and leadership since the 1970s and today we lead in teaching in the areas of impact investing, social entrepreneurship, nonprofit leadership, social enterprise, impact innovation, public-private interface and more. Today at Kellogg, over 75% of students are members of one or more of our over 12 impact-related student clubs and activities. Clearly, Kellogg attracts those top students and future leaders who hold human and sustainability impact dear.

Kellogg students engage in experiential courses and projects internationally and domestically from consulting to product development, market analysis, piloting, strategic design, and more. Over 30 Kellogg courses are specifically tailored to allow students to learn and experience impact topics and competencies from governance to innovation, investment, health & human rights and more. The impact of Kellogg alumni is felt worldwide and we continue to lead in the area of preparing tomorrow’s business leaders to bring their values and talents to bear on our world’s greatest challenges. Learn more at: https://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/social-impact