Graduate School of Business Overview

Under the visionary leadership and guidance of the late Dr. Bernard Lander, the International School of Business at Touro College was originally established in the late 1980s to offer a select graduate program in international business finance at its Manhattan main campus. It later became the Graduate School of Business, which enrolled its inaugural class in the fall 1998 semester; the initial class of Master of Business Administration (MBA) students enrolled in the 2005 fall semester.

In 1991, Touro College School of International Business Management opened a Moscow campus, the first American-sponsored business college in Russia. The MBA program was added in 2005. In 2010, the MBA program was initiated in Berlin.

Today, the Graduate School of Business offers STEM-approved programs leading to an MBA with seven concentrations, as well as a stand-alone MBA in Leadership Enabled Artificial Intelligence Decision Making (L.E.A.D.), and to Master of Science degrees in accounting, healthcare management, human resource management, and international business finance. Advanced certificate programs in healthcare management, human resource management, not-for-profit management, real estate entrepreneurship, and artificial intelligence decision making (A.I.D.) are also offered. 

In an effort to provide Touro University students with a competitive advantage over other recipients entering the business world, the following collaborations:  the College of Pharmacy, the School of Osteopathic Medicine, the Graduate School of Technology, the New York School of Career and Applied Studies, and the Lander Colleges. The forging of these pathways allows students to pursue two degrees while saving time to completion of the two degrees plus cost of tuition.