Fuqua Facts



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History

2010 February 5 New Center for Financial Excellence established
January 21 Broke ground in Kunshan, China, to establish Duke/Fuqua campus
2009 December 7 Launched the Master of Management in Clinical Informatics (MMCi) degree
September 7 Launched Master of Management Studies: Foundations of Business (MMS)
April 28 Launched our presence in UAE under the patronage of His Highness, Sheikh Mohammed, Ruler of Dubai
2008 October 13 Launched our presence in New Delhi, India
September 15 Launched our partnership with the Graduate School of Management in St. Petersburg, Russia, as part of plans to become the world's first globally distributed business school
2006 Corporate Sustainability Initiative (CSI) founded
2004 The Fuqua/Coach K Center of Leadership & Ethics (COLE) founded
2002 Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship (CASE) founded
2000 Duke Corporate Education and Cross Continent MBA program launched
1996 Global Executive MBA program launched
1990 J.B. Fuqua and Dean Tom Keller sign agreements in Russia for Soviet managers to be trained in business fundamentals at Fuqua
1989 R. David Thomas Executive Conference Center opens on campus
1984 Weekend Executive MBA program launched
1980 The school is named in honor of J.B. Fuqua with his $10 million gift to the school
1974 Board of Visitors formed
1969 Duke charters the Graduate School of Business Administration

Chaired Faculty

Dan Ariely
Robert H. Ashton
Ravi Bansal                                           
James R. Bettman                
Bill Boulding                                         
Michael Bradley                  
Douglas T. Breeden                            
Wesley M. Cohen                               
Jennifer Francis                   
A. Ronald Gallant                 
John Graham                                        
Campbell R. Harvey                            
David Hsieh                                          
Joel Huber                                            
Wagner Kamakura                              
Tracy R. Lewis                      
E. Allan Lind                                         
Mary Frances Luce                             
Carl Mela                                              
William Mitchell                  
Christine Moorman                            
John W. Payne                     
Manju Puri                                           
Katherine Schipper                            
James Smith                                                         
Richard Staelin                    
S. Viswanathan                     
Robert L. Winkler                               
Paul H. Zipkin        

Alumni

  • Total number of Fuqua alumni: 16,261
  • Living outside the United States: 11%
  • Average age: 44
  • Percentage female: 27%

Where alumni live:

 

Top U.S. regions

Top non-U.S. countries

NC Research Triangle Japan
New York Republic Of Korea
Washington DC Germany
 Atlanta China 
 Charlotte United Kingdom
 Boston India
San Francisco Russia
Chicago Brazil
Philadelphia Canada
Los Angeles  Singapore

Learn more about Fuqua's alumni and alumni services.

Accreditation

AACSB International (Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business)
SACS (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools)