UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

The University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business, one of just three triple-crowned business schools in Africa.

We have earned endorsements from the European Foundation for Management Development (EQUIS), the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA).

As a top school located in a changing emerging market, the GSB has a responsibility to engage with its socio-political and economic context.

Our teaching, learning and research is directed towards building a more economically prosperous, equitable and integrated continent.

The school is constantly investing in quality scholarship and strong partnerships to support these aims.

"For more than five decades, the UCT GSB has set the pace for business education in Africa. The view from the front always changes, and we pride ourselves on equipping tomorrow’s leaders with next practice to help them flourish and positively impact the prosperity of the worlds they live and work in. The school has a critical role to play in realising a more inclusive and sustainable future – both in South Africa and for the continent more broadly – and we will continue to show up with zest, relevance, originality, integrity and authenticity in our quest to achieve this."

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR KOSHEEK SEWCHURRAN
EMBA Director: UCT Graduate School of Business

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Learning & Development

Africa's first win at top international business school competition

The UCT Graduate School of Business in Cape Town has garnered another international accolade in becoming the first African business school to win the 39th annual John Molson MBA International Case Competition, often referred to as “MBA Olympics”

Management Fundamentals

Three social megatrends that are shaping the future of tourism

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Learning & Development

Q&A with Azvir Rampursad: How to make yourself more employable

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Learning & Development

5 New Year’s resolutions that will boost your career in 2020

A new decade is about to arrive amidst economic turmoil and political challenges, industry changes and uncertainties - globally as well as in South Africa. Ensure you set yourself up for success in 2020 with these five resolutions.