Wharton School of Management:
University of Pennsylvania
Founded in 1881 as the world's first collegiate
school of business, Wharton continues to
pioneer innovations in education across its
pre-eminent undergraduate, MBA, executive
MBA, doctoral, and executive education
programs. Our wide range of programs and
faculty expertise provides in-depth knowledge
on virtually every major challenge facing
global business today.
Campus:
Since 1881, Wharton has been a global hub
for innovative learning and research at the
University of Pennsylvania's Ivy League
campus in Philadelphia. Wharton extends
around the world, from Wharton West, our
state-of-the-art center in San Francisco, to our
alliance with INSEAD, offering student and faculty exchanges in Singapore and France.
Jon M. Huntsman Hall serves as Wharton’s home in the center of Penn’s campus, providing
a base for 2,400 undergraduates, 1,600 MBA students, 200 executive MBA students, and 200
PhD candidates.
Designed by the architectural firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates with extensive
involvement of students and faculty, this $139.9-million academic center is being funded
entirely by gifts from alumni, corporations and friends.