A pharmaceutical executive, a career entrepreneur, an Arizona attorney, and an NFL executive have been inducted intot the W. P. Carey School of Business Alumni Hall of Fame.

Even during the pandemic when many international students have had trouble getting visas, 22 students from multiple countries are starting their MBA programs. This year 37% of enrollees are international students, up from 32% last fall.

A distinct opportunity among graduate-level business programs, W. P. Carey Learning Labs connect Full-time MBA students with non-business master's students across Arizona State University — to collaborate on action-learning projects, gain cross-functional skills, and solve real problems

This week, the W. P. Carey MBA has been designated by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency within the Department of Homeland Security as a STEM-eligible degree program.

Meet these 12 incoming MBA students and find out what led them to enter business school, which programs they considered besides W. P. Carey's, what strategies they used to choose their MBA program, and more.

Starting your career after graduation can be a daunting task.

The program, which aims to build on students’ work experience and a previous master’s degree in a business field, will hold evening classes on ASU’s Tempe campus — with online courses also available.

A group of five Professional Flex students created a high-tech tool with the potential to change an industry.

Three years and more than 300 new graduates into the evolution of the W. P. Carey Full-time MBA program, Dean Amy Hillman discusses what the school has learned, how to remain competitive in a crowded MBA environment, and what’s next for the program and the school.

Joining a student club can be a pivotal part of your graduate school experience. Whether you are looking to connect with like-minded individuals, network with industry leaders, or give back to the community, W. P. Carey has something for everyone!