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Teaming up with Student Groups

Creating Community Through Student Groups Booth offers a wide variety of student groups where students can share their knowledge and experiences, including groups devoted to marketing and technology. These groups provide students with opportunities outside of the classroom to create new friendships, expand their professional networks, and develop new skills in areas that interest them.

The Kilts Center partners with a variety of student groups to host events that complement the Booth curriculum. The center partners most closely with marketing and technology student groups in the Full-Time, Evening, and Weekend MBA Programs.

Student Groups at Booth

Student Groups

Marketing Groups

For students in Booth’s Full-Time MBA Program, the Marketing Group offers opportunities to prepare for recruiting and create new relationships with Booth faculty, alumni, and fellow students. The Booth Marketing Club offers similar opportunities to students in Booth’s Evening and Weekend MBA Programs, enabling them to build essential relationships that will help them advance in their career.

Technology Groups

Technology is a particular focus at Booth, as evidenced by the many alumni who work at startups and lead tech companies such as Google and Amazon. Several student groups offer tech-related resources, including the Booth Technology Group. Other groups, such as the Chicago Booth Technology Club, develop specific programming to meet the myriad needs of members and help them launch careers in technology sectors, including hardware, software, and management.

Innovation and Design Club

The Innovation and Design Club has two main goals: to connect Booth students to companies using a modern approach to innovation, and to help them learn how to create a new business model, product, service, or customer experience.

Healthcare Groups

The Booth Healthcare Group offers students in Booth's Full-Time MBA program the opportunity to connect with alumni and healthcare professionals. Students in Booth's Evening and Weekend MBA Programs have the opportunity to join the Booth Healthcare Club, which has a mission to enhance students’ understanding of business functions, trends, and careers that exist in the healthcare sector.

Booth Analytics Club

The mission of the Booth Analytics Club is to educate its members on modern business analytics technologies and methods, facilitate transfer of technical skills and sharing of management experience,offer guidance on academic and professional resources in data analytics, bring data analytics career opportunities by promoting the Chicago quantitative tradition in the data age, and connect data-driven business ideas and members with data analytics skills.

Women in Business Groups

Chicago Women in Business is the student organization for full-time MBA candidates at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business dedicated to promoting women and advancing gender equity at Booth and across the globe by connecting, growing, and empowering women at Chicago Booth. The Graduate Women in Business group offers similar benefits to students in the Evening and Weekend MBA program.

Experiential Learning

The marketing curriculum at Booth includes courses that accelerate learning by allowing students to devise and provide business solutions to company sponsors.

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Fundamentals for Founders

Former Chicago Booth Entrepreneur-in-Residence Catherine Littell, ’08, helped students and startups alike nail their messaging in order to raise their next round.

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Kilts Center Events

The Kilts Center hosts seminars, workshops, conferences, speaker series, and other opportunities for you to learn, network, and engage with marketing thought leaders.

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