Experiential Business Learning at A.B. Freeman
Where Knowledge Meets Experience
Experiential learning is a vital part of the educational experience at the A.B. Freeman School of Business. Beyond traditional classroom instruction, hands-on opportunities allow you to actively apply your knowledge and witness the real impact of your work.
Freeman’s strong partnerships with local and global organizations offer you valuable opportunities to engage in experiential learning. Courses include practical, team-based assignments, ranging from industry collaborations to consulting efforts.
Our Mission
The Schwartz Family Center for Experiential Business Learning aims to be a worldwide leader in fostering significant professional and personal development through experiential learning. The center empowers students to "learn by doing" in a "win or learn" environment, equipping them to succeed and lead in business and beyond.
The Latest News
MBA students investigate redevelopment…
Last fall, a group of Freeman MBA students partnered with the Port of New Orleans to develop targeted tenant recommendations for its waterside real estate.
Hospitality Management and Entrepreneurship…
Caroline Kurzweil (BSM ’26) is a legal studies in business and marketing double major who is also pursuing a Hospitality Management and Entrepreneurship Certificate. Below, she explains what inspired her to pursue the certificate and why it’s relevant to a career in law.
Students tackle Mardi Gras waste with sustainable…
This semester, as part of the Freeman School's Consulting EDGE program, students are developing a comprehensive plan to reduce Mardi Gras waste by increasing the use of sustainable throws.
Alum brings rugby mindset to new consulting program
George Henderson (MBA '96), a management consultant with more than 25 years of experience in organizational transformation, is bringing his business and sports leadership experience to Freeman's new EDGE Consulting group.
