Events

We invite prospective MBA candidates to join us in New Haven to get a glimpse into our vibrant and welcoming community. Gain firsthand insight into life as a Yale MBA as you connect with our current students, including leaders from our seven affinity clubs. You’ll also hear from Admissions, Yale faculty, the Career Development Office, Academic Affairs and Student Life, and more.

Join the MBA for Executives admissions team as they walk through elements of the Yale MBA for Executives application. They will offer guidance as you prepare the strongest application possible. You will also have the opportunity to pose your own questions about the application process.

Connect with representatives from nine leading institutions to learn about their specialized master’s offerings—finance and STEM-focused graduate programs designed for early-career professionals. Carnegie Mellon Tepper, Columbia Business, Duke Fuqua, MIT Sloan, UCLA Anderson, UC Berkeley Haas, Chicago Booth, UVA McIntire, and Yale SOM join together to share program and admissions insights. Following presentations, you’ll have the opportunity to join school-specific breakout rooms for Q&A with admissions team members.

We encourage you to visit our campus to get a first-hand view of the Yale SOM experience. Attend an MBA class, connect with current students, tour Evans Hall and Yale University and get your questions answered by an Admissions Officer. Registration is required and space is limited. 

Join us for an online panel featuring current MPP/MBA joint-degree students, moderated by Jared Liu, assistant dean for admissions at the Jackson School of Global Affairs. Hear directly from students about their experience pursuing both degrees, including their academic journeys, the joint-degree community, and how the program is helping them work toward their personal and professional goals.

Join us for a live online Q&A session hosted by a Yale SOM Admissions Committee member. These are small, interactive sessions where all participants are encouraged to share their audio and video, replicating the group conversation you would experience during an in-person campus visit. For this reason seats are limited.