Olin School of Business

Olin School of Business, one of the country's leading research-oriented business schools under the Washington University in St. Louis is located at the heart of the Midwest.

The school was named John M. Olin School of Business in honor of John M. Olin, the Chairman of the Olin Corporation and a major benefactor of Washington University. Having fully accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, Olin School of Business formed in 1917, attracts top faculty and students to its highly successful and leading programs.

The school began its first undergraduate business degree in 1919, MBA program in 1950, a doctoral program in 1958, an executive MBA in 1983 and a Shanghai-based Executive MBA in 2002 jointly with Fudan University. Its nationally recognized undergraduate, MBA, and Executive MBA programs are well known for its scholastic standards and emphasis on experiential learning.

Its undergraduate BSBA program has majors in eight areas in such as accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, marketing, managerial economics and strategy, organization and human resources, international business or operations and supply chain management. Olin School of Business offers many post graduate programs like Master of Science in Finance, Full-time MBA, Professional MBA (PMBA), Executive MBA and PhD - a doctoral program mainly on economics and quantitative methodology.

The expertise faculties at Olin School of Business come from universities across the nation including Stanford, Yale, Carnegie-Mellon and others. The 15,000 alumni who are holding various respectable positions in different parts of the world serves as a proof to the world-class education provided by Olin School of Business.