A Tippie College of Business researcher says public agencies can get people more invested in parks and recreation areas by ...

The Tippie College of Business’ Iowa MBA program is ranked among the best in the country by U.S. News & World Report’s annual ...

Accounting majors fulfill special requirements while completing a set of quantitative courses in which they learn how every part of a business functions. X Immerse yourself in the fast-growing field ...

In this episode, we shift from large-scale risks to the personal risks we face every day—like cybersecurity. Tippie’s Mike Colbert, an award-winning faculty member, shares how he’s helping students ...

Your career is in a solid place. But hitting the next benchmark in your five-year plan will require more know-how than you can get on the job. That's where the Iowa MBA comes in. Keep your career on ...

The Tippie College of Business prides itself on the excellence of its faculty members, and we welcome your interest in joining our community. We're the second largest college at the University of Iowa ...

As business processes move toward automation, employers need accounting professionals with curious minds who can lead companies into the future. In Iowa’s in-person MAc program, you’ll learn to ...

Decide when you want to start classes. Apply by the deadline. That’s it. With three start times a year, the Iowa MBA Program offers virtually year-round admission. Admission decisions are based on ...

Data science. Machine learning. Optimization. Data—namely, the generating of data—has exploded. All that data creates a great challenge. Businesses need better ways to get insights from the data. We ...

Businesses are creating and storing more data than ever before— according to IDG (International Data Group), small and medium-size businesses manage 47.81 terabytes alone. In fact, 90% of all data ...

We have temporarily suspended admissions to the Master of Finance program for Fall 2025. We are currently exploring ways to revamp the program including a possible online option (pending Board of ...

90% of all data that exists today was created in the last two years. That’s a number that won’t stop growing—which means that people who can make sense of it will be in-demand far into the future.