The Goethe Business School is a graduate business school in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, the center for management education of Goethe University Frankfurt (Frankfurt University). It operates as an independent, non-profit foundation under private law, part of that university. It is an AACSB accredited school, founded in 2004, located in the heart of Frankfurt am Main, in the House of Finance at the university's Westend Campus. The programs are taught by faculty members of the University’s Faculty of Economics and Business Administration as well as international visiting professors. The school launched its full-time MBA program in 2009, which consists of more than 70% international students. The endowment is based on the House of Finance, which increased its endowment to $28 million/ €21 million in the year 2011.
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