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Clemson University

Clemson University

  • United States of America

Clemson University was established in 1889 as an agricultural college based in South Carolina. While it holds on to that tradition, the school has since expanded to accommodate six other colleges. Now with an eye for the future, Clemson University is spearheading a $70 million US Department of Agriculture investment to grow small businesses into successful climate-friendly organizations. Clemson has a strong focus on applied business teaching with an entrepreneurial spin, giving students a deep knowledge of their sector as well as how to launch their own ventures. Their efforts have secured them the #27 spot on The Princeton Review’s list of Top US Schools for Graduate Entrepreneurship Studies. Clemson also encourages students to broaden their horizons beyond their national borders, with opportunities to gain credits at institutions all over the world. Graduates join a 160,000-strong network with profiles from all academic backgrounds who have gone on to success in every industry imaginable.

Everything you need to know about: Clemson University

School

Location

Nestled in the South Carolina student town of the same name, Clemson University is located in a tranquil setting with peaceful sceneries that evolve as you walk around. Lake Hartwell is a welcome relief from the summer heat, while the Carillon Garden, President’s Park, and the South Carolina Botanical Garden are all green havens for a relaxing hour or so between classes. For an injection of passion, head to the Clemson Memorial Stadium and join the up to 81,500 fans cheering on the Clemson Tigers, the University’s football team. 

Pursuing a master’s at Clemson University will see you head to the state-of-the-art Greenville ONE campus. There, you’ll also find the Phyfer Innovation Hub which acts as an incubator for students, faculty, and entrepreneurs, as well as housing spaces that are used throughout an exciting calendar of events.

Accreditations

Clemson University’s Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International) for its business courses. The accreditation is awarded to schools that are committed to strategic management, the success of their students, thought leadership, and societal impact. Recognized the world over, AACSB gives those studying a master’s at Clemson University peace of mind. Not only is it a seal of approval for the quality of the course and institution, but it is a guarantee to future employers that you have studied at a reputable school.

In addition, Clemson University qualifies for AACSB’s accounting accreditation. This accreditation is a mark of quality for Clemson’s accounting programs, such as the Master of Professional Accounting.

Programs

Completing a master’s at Clemson University gives you an innovative look into how to run businesses in complex business environments. Students can focus their learning by choosing from the following options: a Master of Arts in Economics, a Master of Science in Economic Analytics, a Master of Science in Graphic Communication, a Master of Science in Marketing, or a Master of Science in Management.

In all master courses, students collaborate with US-based and international companies to solve business issues. Not only does this work as a training ground for future leaders, but they refine their soft skills, regularly meeting executives, entrepreneurs, and HR professionals. 

Furthermore, every program offers the possibility to get an international perspective with a vast range of study abroad options. In an ever-more globalized world, experiences like this are decisive in preparing graduates for relevant international business.

Scholarships

For graduate students, Clemson University does not offer any specific scholarships. However, there is a range of third-party financial aid that cover students of all backgrounds. Some focus on students from inside South Carolina; others on out-of-state candidates. Financial aid also exists for military profiles and senior citizens. Similarly, there is a vast range of institutions that offer loans to cover the part of your fees that other aid cannot reach.

As part of your application, Clemson’s admissions committee will assess your profile and recommend you for any financial aid you are eligible for.

Fun fact

The Clemson Tigers, the University’s football team, is a huge part of student life in the town. Every Friday is Orange Friday, reflecting the team’s colors. Their stadium, commonly known as Death Valley, is the largest in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Keep a look out for other references to the team, such as the tiger paw on fan faces.