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Fast Facts & Rankings
The
Smith School has become one of the
world’s leading business schools in
transforming its curriculum to reflect
the needs of leadership for a global
economy powered by technology and
entrepreneurship. Smith
students learn how to apply information
technology to create innovation and
drive business growth, while the
school’s world-renowned faculty create
new management knowledge and identify
leading business practices for today’s
networked world.
The Smith School’s strengths in both
academics and research are reflected in
its rankings and other accolades. The Financial Times ranks the school’s full-time
MBA program #18 in the U.S. and the PhD
program #6. The school’s
part-time MBA program is also ranked
among the nation’s best and is annually
rated #1 in the Washington, D.C. –
Baltimore region by U.S. News & World
Report.
Recent Rankings for the
Robert H. Smith School of Business:
#18 MBA
Program, U.S.
#6 PhD Program, U.S.
#11
in Research, World
#6 Best in IT,
World
(alumni recommendations)
#7 Best in eBusiness,
World
(alumni recommendations)
#5
Public Business School, U.S.
#2
Value for the Money category
(among
top-20 US schools)
Financial Times,
2008
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#16
Part-time MBA Program
#6 Information
Systems
#12
Supply Chain/Logistics
#13
Entrepreneurship
#20
Management
#23
Production/Operations U.S.News & World Report,
2008
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#9
Offering
Greatest Opportunity for Minority
Students
Princeton Review,
"Best 282 Business Schools" 2007
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#22
Custom Executive Education, U.S.
Financial Times, 2008
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#7 The UTD Top 100 Business
School Research Rankings™
Based on Research
Contribution 2002-2006 (All
Journals)
The School of Management,
University of Texas at Dallas,
2007
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#21
Undergraduate Program
#7 Management Information
Systems
#7
Supply Chain Management/Logistics
#11 Entrepreneurship
#12 Quantitative Analysis
#16 Management
#16 Production/Operations
Management
#18 Finance
#18
Marketing
U.S.News & World Report,
2007
#10 MBA
Program (among all U.S. regional
schools) #8 Academic Excellence in Information
Technology (World)
Wall Street Journal,
2007
Top 25 in Entrepreneurship, U.S.
Fortune Small Business Magazine,
2007
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#25 MBA Program, U.S.
#12 Intellectual Capital
Business Week, 2006
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Smith Stats:
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125 full-time and 50 part-time faculty
members
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2,950 undergraduates majoring
in business
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236
full-time and 964 part-time
MBA students
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100 Ph.D. students
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180 Executive and EMBA students
worldwide
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45,000 Smith School alumni worldwide.
Approximate numbers, Fall 2007
Fast Facts:
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Every
student admitted to the PhD program
receives full financial support in the
form of a graduate assistantship or
fellowship. In 2008, the Smith
School announced a
$12 million PhD program initiative,
making PhD student stipends one of
the highest in the nation.
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Smith
is the only school in the Baltimore-Washington,
D.C., area with top-ranked undergraduate
and graduate business programs.
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Smith
has a biweekly segment on Maryland Public
Television's Your Money
and Business program
called “Smith
Business Close-Up” and clips are
available online.
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The
school was named the Robert H. Smith
School of Business in 1998 in recognition
of a $15 million endowment gift from
Robert H. Smith
('50), co-chairman and co-chief
executive officer of the Charles E.
Smith Companies.
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Before
joining the Smith School in 1997,
Dean Howard
Frank directed the Information Technology
Office of the Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency (DARPA).
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Van Munching Hall
is the home of the Smith School
of Business. A 103,300 s.f. expansion
project was completed in September 2002.
A $21-million North Wing expansion
opened in 2007, adding 38,000 s.f.
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The
Smith School has a bilingual Web site
hosted in China:
http://www.rhsmith-umd.cn
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Smith
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The
University of Maryland's Smith School of Business is
accredited by AACSB International - The
Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business, the premier
accrediting agency for bachelor's,
master's and doctoral degree programs in
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