The state's premier college of business, and a nationally competitive business school. About Walton Leadership Stategic Plan
Students and faculty are drawn to Walton College by its long-standing track record for student success, and its deeply collaborative industry partnerships. They're also inspired by the vibrant communities of Northwest Arkansas and natural beauty of the region, with opportunities for outdoor recreation.
The student journey is a paramount focus at Walton College, with a dedicated support team offering unwavering assistance to everyone from freshman to graduate students. From recruitment to commencement, the college provides an abundance of resources and programs designed to pave the path for success. Learn more.
We understand the importance of starting strong in a professional journey after a student has earned their business degree - but that journey begins well before graduation. Walton College has established a dedicated Career Connections Office, committed to helping our students transition seamlessly into their careers. Learn more.
Research is vital to Walton College's mission, with faculty conducting pioneering studies that address real-world challenges and advance business knowledge. The college is committed to providing ample research support throughout faculty careers, ensuring access to resources needed for impactful research, including unique databases and data sets. Learn more.
We understand that the key to producing job-ready graduates lies in providing real-world experience. That's why our program has taken steps to establish industry partnerships that offer students unparalleled access to industry experts, executives, and cutting-edge technology. Learn more.
The Walton alumni community is a vital source of support and networking opportunities for both current students and fellow graduates. This tight-knit group of individuals is bound together by their shared experiences as Walton graduates, fostering strong connections that extend beyond their time on campus. Learn more.
You'll find an abundance beauty, culture, business and community that's unmatched. It is home to the University of Arkansas as well as Fortune 500 companies and dynamic new startups. The region has ranked in the Top 5 in U.S. News & World Report's Best Places to Live in the U.S. for four consecutive years. Learn more.
The Sam M. Walton College of Business is consistently ranked as a leading source for business education at both graduate and undergradute levels.
Our undergraduate supply chain program was ranked #1 in North America in 2020 and in 2022, by the leading global research firm, Gartner. Learn why.
Our Walton MBA program was ranked 36th among public institutions in 2022 by U.S. News & World Report.
The Wall Street Journal ranked the Walton MBA program as the 11th-best return on investment in the country, compared to 600 other programs. Learn why.
Walton College undergraduate business programs were ranked 24th among public institutions in 2022 by U.S. News & World Report.
Walton College ranked 25th Best Undergraduate Business Program in public colleges by U.S. News & World Report in its 2024 national listing. Among public and private institutions across the country, Walton College is 38th.
September 21, 2023 | By Lori McLemore
The partnership will assist students transitioning from a two-year associate degree at UA Community College at Morrilton to a four-year bachelor’s degree at the U of A.
September 21, 2023 | By Lori McLemore
The supply chain students representing the U of A were Ben Blaine, Matthew Grierson, Lily Raccasi, Ella Knee and Bart Bartholomeo.
September 20, 2023 | By Nathan Bramwell
U of A economist Mervin Jebaraj joined by Northwest Arkansas Council to release the Annual State of the NWA Region Report.
September 19, 2023 | By Lori McLemore
Firms can expect different outcomes based on the kind of trust built in the relationship between their CEO and their executive board.
September 19, 2023 | By Nabiha Khetani, Jon Johnson, and Alan Ellstrand
Trust matters in IS research because new technologies will emerge, new forms of governance must be instituted, and new forms of transactions will develop.
September 14, 2023 | By Ryan Sheets, Mary Lacity, Sebastian Schuetz, Le Kuai, and Zachary Steelman
Why should non-GAAP reports interest firms? Learn how to provide value by analyzing data outside the generally accepted accounting principles.
September 12, 2023 | By Mitchell Simpson, Zac Weibe
