The business school has earned a sterling reputation for its commitment to a complete education. As part of a distinguished research university, this combination of scholarship and teaching excellence promotes critical thinking and problem solving in its students. The business community regards the Rutgers-Camden School of Business as a valuable resource for highly trained employees. One reason for this is an active Internship Program, which allows students to experience career training while still in school. In a typical year, up to 100 interns may be placed in small and large businesses, profit and non-profit organizations, as well as enterprising internships with legislators and media outlets.
International internships are available, with placements in Canada, England, Mexico, and Germany.
Another important attribute is the school's outstanding Executive Advisory Council. Rutgers-Camden serves the professional community in many other significant ways. Executives and analysts alike rely upon economic indicators developed by the business school through its Quarterly Business Outlook. A Center for Management and Entrepreneurship offers valuable training and consulting services for businesses seeking to enhance their efficiency. Also, the Regional Small Business Development Center, housed within the School of Business, services entrepreneurs in Burlington, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem counties.