From participatory teaching methods to student clubs to on-campus living, our collaborative culture is designed to reduce competition between students and deepen relationships.
It’s an approach that nurtures ideas and increases both the value and the eventual impact of your overall experience.
Through participation in learning opportunities across the university’s seven schools, Stanford GSB students are exposed to more diversity, more ideas, and more inspiration.
Innovative interactive teaching methods like timed simulations, where student teams compete in real-world situations and rapid prototyping methods that lead to alternative solutions, emphasize the value of effective teamwork. Students are active, involved, and engaged.
Collaboration among faculty from different disciplines happens frequently and naturally. You might find a Stanford GSB marketing professor partnering with a colleague in neuroscience. It’s a flexible atmosphere that leads to important research and impactful ideas.
Many Stanford GSB students live on campus, helping to strengthen relationships and maximize learning opportunities. The outstanding diversity of our student body provides limitless potential for new experiences, alternate points of view, and enhanced growth.
The Venture Studio is a perfect example of Stanford GSB's collaborative culture. Starting a business is really difficult – there are a lot of big challenges and nitty-gritty details. The Stanford Venture Studio puts the people who are facing these challenges in one room – I can turn to classmates for support, advice, and motivation.
