The Moore School Of Business At The University of South Carolina

The Darla Moore School of Business is the school of business at the University of South Carolina. The Darla Moore School of Business specializes in international business and enrolls approximately 5,000 undergraduates and 800 graduate-level students. The Darla Moore School of Business offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate-level programs in a variety of business disciplines, including accounting, economics, international business, human resources, marketing, management, and finance.

Located in Columbia, S.C., the Darla Moore School of Business was founded in 1919 when it opened as a school of commerce. It added a master of business administration (MBA) degree in 1958. The school changed its name to the Darla Moore School of Business (often shortened to the Moore School of Business) in 1998 following a large donation from Darla Moore, an alumnus of the school.

The school is consistently ranked as a top 10 school for international business studies. It is one of handful of schools in the United States offering a masters of international business degree, a program that it began in 1974.

The Darla Moore School of Business offers nine undergraduate programs: Accounting, Economics, Finance, International Business, Management, Operations and Supply Chain, Marketing, Real Estate, and Risk Management and Insurance.

The graduate program offers full-time MBA, professional MBA. international MBA, masters, and doctoral degrees. The one-year MBA or a two-year International MBA programs are “an intensive, business-focused and career-orient ed education designed for the modern marketplace.” Masters programs include degrees in Accountancy, economics, human resources, and international business.

The Darla Moore School of Business has been ranked number one for undergraduate international business degree by U.S. News & World Report, number one for graduate international business degree by U.S. News & World Report, and number one MBA program in the world for international course experience by the Financial Times.

According to its website, the Darla Moore School of Business takes the following approach to education business students: “Preparing students for today’s workplace requires more than just educating students in technical skills. It also requires that we work directly with companies to develop the curriculum and experiences that provide students with the knowledge and skills needed by companies today. We teach our students how to be innovative and creative, along with the analytical skills and firsthand experience employers demand in the global marketplace.”