Robert smith Business School of the University of Maryland is one of the 13 colleges of the University of Maryland at Park. As one of the top 20 research-oriented public universities in the United States, the University of Maryland attracts world-class teaching staff and the most qualified students, while investing in the form of academic projects. Smith Business School is an internationally recognized leader in management teaching and digital economy research. Provide undergraduate, full-time and part-time MBA, e MBA, doctoral and supervisor training programs. Smith Business School, a global school district, can provide degree system, certificate system and personalized teaching programs in its four teaching districts around the world, including Asia (Beijing and Shanghai), North America (Park Campus, Baltimore Campus, Shady Grove Campus, Washington Capital Campus), Europe (Zurich) and North Africa (Tunisia, the capital of Tunisia). Advantages of the College Smith School of Business of the University of Maryland is in a leading position in the education and research field of network economic management. In a society where technology, globalization and new speculative opportunities promote economic development, Smith Business School is committed to cultivating graduates who can play a leading role in this social group. The school's academic projects combine the core of business disciplines with some cross-functional core issues, such as e-commerce, telecommunications, financial engineering, global management knowledge, entrepreneurship and supply chain management. Smith School of Business of the University of Maryland is authorized by the International Association of Advanced Business Schools (AACSB). This institution is the chief certification institution for bachelor's, master's and doctor's degrees in business administration and accounting. The slogan of robert smith Business School is "Building the Leader of Digital Economy".

MBA majors include accounting, business electronic communication, e-commerce, entrepreneurship management, finance, financial engineering, global economy and organizational management, information systems, management consulting, human capital management, technology management, management science, marketing, strategic management and supply chain management. Among them, 77% of MBA graduates from Smith Business School of the University of Maryland are employed in service industry, 265,438+0% in manufacturing industry, 65,438+00% in government, 1% in non-profit organizations, of which 32% are engaged in consulting, 30% in accounting and 65,438+07% in marketing. There are 30% MBA graduates in Smith School of Business of the University of Maryland with an annual salary of more than $654.38 million, with an average annual salary of $90,902.

According to the latest survey of Financial Times (200 1), Smith School of Business of the University of Maryland ranks 19 in the United States and 23rd in the world, among which it major ranks 4th and academic research ranks 6th. In 2000, US News and World Report ranked Smith College of the University of Maryland as 2 1 (management information system ranked seventh; Enterprise management ranking12; 8 th place in e-commerce; In addition, Business Week ranked the University of Maryland Business School as the 27th best business school in the United States.