iMBA Program

Welcome iMBA Students!

The iMBA team is available to assist you at all times. We recommend that you bookmark this page for future reference, as it will be very useful as you complete the program. If you have any questions or issues, please contact us at i-support@illinois.edu.







iConverge

iConverge is our annual on-campus networking and professional development event. It is a chance for students to see familiar friends, make new ones and develop professional relationships outside the classroom.

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Graduation

Gies College of Business grants degrees three times a year -- in May, August, and December. You need to submit an application for graduation in your final term in order to place your name on the degree list and receive your diploma.

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News and Events

PODCAST: The problem with treating your organization like a machine

Organizations work more like living systems than machines. Elizabeth Luckman’s research suggests leaders get better, more ethical problem-solving by building conditions where employees feel safe to speak up, contribute meaningfully, and learn through experimentation.

Why the bananas you love could be in a bunch of trouble

Gies Business professor Marcelo Bucheli, a leading expert on the banana industry, traces how the Cavendish became a global staple through United Fruit’s supply chain, marketing, and political influence in Latin America. Now Tropical Race 4 threatens the genetically uniform Cavendish worldwide.

Historical marker honors impact of Art Wyatt

A new historical marker outside Wohlers Hall honors Art Wyatt, an Illinois alumnus and professor whose leadership helped bring U.S. and international accounting standards closer together.

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Book Chat: Two Faculty Members Introduce New Books on Educational Leadership

Champaign , USA
The Literary, 122 N. Neil St, Champaign

The Literary, 122 N. Neil St, Champaign

Event Type: Informational

Speaker Information: Professors Osly Flores and Rachel Roegman

All are invited to this event to hear two Department of Education Policy, Organization & Leadership faculty members share about their recent work within educational leadership.

Osly Flores will discuss his book, Race-Conscious Caring in Educational Leadership: A Narrative Ethics, which describes a model for educational leadership ethics that provides a critical, reflective vision of what education can be for all children in K–12 schools. Rachel Roegman will talk about her newly released book, K-12 Schools and Public Health Partnerships: Strategies for Navigating a Crisis with Trust, Equity, and Communication, which focuses on reopening schools during the pandemic.

Additionally, College of Education Dean Chrystalla Mouza will give introductory remarks at this community-focused event.

Contact: Rachel Roegman
roegman@illinois.edu

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