Wharton has a global alumni network with 100,000 graduates in 153 countries.
Wharton has one of the largest alumni networks of any business school. Alumni are constantly coming to campus to talk to current students about their experiences and to provide advice. This gives students the ability to build professional networks before graduation!
Lifelong Connections Begin Here
No matter what you do with your future, you’ll have lifelong connections and friendships with the business leaders of today and tomorrow. On top of that, you’re part of Penn’s alumni network, with 304,000+ graduates around the world.
Alumni Clubs
Wherever you end up, a Wharton Alumni Club gives you a lifelong network of leaders in specific industries or geographic regions. Seventy-seven regional and affinity Wharton Alumni Clubs provide support and opportunities for Wharton graduates worldwide. Meet fellow Wharton alumni, trade ideas, find employees and jobs, develop new initiatives, form partnerships, and discuss economics.
Alumni Speakers
Speaker events introduce Wharton students to the alumni community on a more personal level. Wharton graduates lead sessions on aspects of business not typically covered in the classroom — such as “How to Effectively Combine Law and Business into Your Career,” “Elevate Your Digital Presence,” “The Future of Venture Capital,” and “Telling Stories with Data.”
Lifelong Learning
As a Wharton alum, you’ll have access to Lifelong Learning with extraordinary resources — online, on campus, and in regions worldwide.
Alumni Leaders
In any career you pick, your Wharton education prepares you to explore and create solutions to today’s most significant business and social issues, and our graduates go on to do more than they ever imagined. Our alumni graduate with such a versatile degree that they are involved in almost every industry, on almost every continent. Some start their own businesses; others transform huge companies or work to improve the world in the nonprofit sector.
What can you do with a Wharton degree?
Anything you want. Read articles from Wharton Magazine about alumni who are making an impact on business, technology, culture, and society around the world.
