Octin Health took home the 2026 Minnesota Cup Grand Prize last night at the Grand Finale celebration, concluding this year’s competition of entrepreneurs from across the state.
Minnesota Carlson welcomes back students, faculty and staff to a reimagined building — newly named Marilyn C. Nelson Hall — following the completion of the fully donor-funded $40M Connecting Carlson p...
Minnesota Carlson’s Master of Human Resources & Industrial Relations (MHRIR) program is launching a new curriculum in Fall 2027, marking a new chapter in the program’s rich 75-year history.
The case & conference travel grant covers costs like airfare, lodging, registration, and meals for undergraduates attending case competitions, leadership summits, and professional conferences. Dur...
Minnesota Carlson’s new Professional MBA program is a redesign and merger of the school’s Online MBA and Part-Time MBA programs that maintains flexibility.
Minnesota Carlson partnered with PNC Bank to host the Business Innovation Academy, where middle school students are immersed in a week of business education.
Three alumni of Minnesota Carlson's Master of Human Resources & Industrial Relations (MHRIR) program explain how the degree has shaped their careers.
Minnesota Carlson's Management Science MBA is STEM-designated, making international graduates eligible for the 24-month STEM OPT extension. Learn how the program works, what you'll study, and how to a...
Minnesota Carlson's Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) will be renamed the Master of Science in Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence (MSBAi). The new name reflects the program’...
Minnesota Carlson’s approach to artificial intelligence is simple: it’s both essential and insufficient.There is no question that our students will need to leverage AI tools in their careers. Business...
Beth Wozniak, nVent chair and CEO, joined Minnesota Carlson’s 1st Tuesday Speaker Series in June for a wide-ranging conversation on the macro trends driving the electrical industry.
The Twin Cities has retained top managerial talent for a decade. New Carlson School research confirms what makes it work, and what leaders should watch.
