At Dyson, Our Business is a Better World.
Today’s business students are tomorrow’s global innovators and leaders. They’re inspired. They’re passionate. They want to make their mark. They demand to leave their world better than they found it. They tackle real global challenges, and they’re ready to make an impact.
At the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, our students don’t just learn; they engage in experiences through performance learning.
Dyson is a global leader in business education with a purpose: to develop leaders and innovators today so they are prepared and determined to solve tomorrow’s challenges. Dyson students have access to the broad-based education that makes Cornell a world-renowned Ivy League institution.
Because Dyson is housed within both the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) and the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, opportunities for interdisciplinary studies and collaboration are built into the programs.
Undergraduate
Dyson offers a robust four-year undergraduate program in applied economics and management, marrying a top-ranked business program with the applied learning that underscores the Dyson distinction.
The rich combination of flexible-yet-rigorous academics and experiential learning opportunities through our performance-learning pedagogy sets our program apart by empowering students to take personal ownership of their academic journey.
Graduate
Our graduate programs pair students with internationally renowned faculty in the field of applied economics and management, in pursuit of a particular mission: to promote inclusive and sustainable prosperity across the globe.
Dyson offers both a Master of Professional Studies (MPS) degree and research-based Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees.
Graduate students are encouraged to pursue an interdisciplinary approach to their studies, taking courses from across the university in addition to their core coursework at Dyson. They work on applied research designed to make an impact.