Published: April 18, 2018
Michigan Ross REAL Program Turbo-Charges MBA Experiential Education
In a move that seeks to redefine experiential learning at the MBA level, the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business has unveiled its newest learning program: Ross Experiences in Action-Based Learning (REAL).
REAL is a concept that unites curricular and co-curricular opportunities so students can start, advise, lead, and invest in real-world businesses. The idea is to put students in situations that offer practical experience so they are prepared to face complex and evolving business challenges.
“I’m incredibly excited about the progress we’ve already made and the direction we’re heading,” said Ross Dean Scott DeRue in a press release. “REAL represents the most comprehensive and effective experiential learning platform in business education, and it’s just getting started.”
Let's review the four distinct components of the new Michigan Ross REAL program:
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