Full-Time MBA

Jacob is an MD/MBA candidate combining clinical healthcare experience with business training and demonstrated leadership, bringing an analytical, adaptable approach to healthcare management and strategic decision-making.

Gaby is a trilingual MBA/JD candidate with international arbitration focus combining transactional legal expertise, policy analysis and proven persuasion skills to build a complex cross-border dispute resolution career in…

The full-time MBA class traveled to Madrid in March for a wide-ranging week of activities designed to show students how sustainability is increasingly impacting business decision-making.

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With the help of a team of Freeman School MBA students, the Shop, a design-forward shared workspace company, hopes to find the perfect location for its new space in New York.

Shreya Jhajharia (MBA/MHA ’26) hopes to open a medical or wellness spa, combining her clinical knowledge with a focus on holistic care.

Kathleen Greenman (MBA ’26) plans to work in the sports industry after graduation.

Marissa Yepez (MBA ’26) says she uses the lessons from her business communication course daily in her work in energy and utilities.

"Although I am not originally from New Orleans, I have experienced some of the most meaningful moments of my life here," says Emily Marks Foley (MBA '26), who will be graduating in May.

As a senior advisor at Dell Technologies, Muhammad Shafiul Munir (MBA ’25) is advancing the future of global service operations. Working in program management, Munir ensures that Dell’s massive customer base — millions of…

The Tulane Chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, the international honor society recognizing academic excellence in the study of business, welcomed 30 new members in a ceremony at the Freeman School on April 7.

Tulane University’s A. B. Freeman School of Business posted significant gains across multiple categories in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best Business Schools rankings.

Last fall, a group of Freeman MBA students partnered with the Port of New Orleans to develop targeted tenant recommendations for its waterside real estate.

Corporate sustainable energy initiatives are in flux. Recent policy reversals and regulation rollbacks have discouraged green investment, yet promising new technologies and increasing demand for reliable energy make…

The Freeman School rose to No. 46 in Fortune’s 2026 ranking of Best Business Schools and MBA Programs.

To celebrate Valentine's Day, Marta Machio and Ben Hamawy (MBA ’04) recount their study abroad love story.

Esther Frempong (MBA ’25) successfully leveraged the Freeman network to land a job as a strategy analyst at Entergy.

Peggy Gibson (MBA '75) was one of the first seven African American students admitted to the Freeman School’s Joint MBA program with Xavier University.