Want to find out more about ways you can volunteer?
Our AACSB Exchange Volunteer Portal makes it easy to search and express interest in volunteer opportunities available. To get started, visit the AACSB Exchange and complete or update your Volunteer Profile. If already completed, please review it to make sure we have the most up-to-date information.
View Frequently Asked Questions about volunteering.
Eligibility: Dean or equivalent at an AACSB-accredited school, with experience serving on peer review teams.
Description: The accreditation committees (IAC, AAC, CIRC) have been established to ensure that the AACSB accreditation standards are applied consistently, and that recommendations are equitable across volunteer review teams and the programs being reviewed.
Eligibility: Deans (or similar) from AACSB-accredited schools.
Description: Peer review team members conduct review visits and communicate with committees regarding the status of an institution in the process of accreditation.
Eligibility: Deans (or similar) and associate deans (or similar) from AACSB-accredited schools.
Description: Mentors assist schools that are pursuing AACSB accreditation by serving as a key resource in advising the school on the process of self-assessment and development of the initial self-evaluation report (iSER).
Eligibility: AACSB members who fit the criteria of the respective group’s membership and fulfill the leadership position requirements.
Description: Affinity Groups are special peer interest groups that facilitate networking and communication among members that share common interests or job responsibilities. Affinity Group Leaders develop networking and learning opportunities for the given peer segment, in partnership with AACSB.
Eligibility: Submit a proposal for consideration to speak at a conference.
Description: Conference presenters are chosen to speak based on topic, experience, and relevance to the conference theme and content. A variety of speakers from schools of all sizes, public and private, with international balance are elements of consideration for speaker invitations.
Click here to submit a conference proposal.
Eligibility: Anyone with a deep knowledge of and experience with a particular country’s cultural and educational setting.
Description: Country profiles contain information on culture and the higher education landscape for individual countries and are intended as a basis for understanding the business education environment. Profiles are created in collaboration with AACSB.
Click here to view the country profiles (AACSB member log-in required).
Eligibility: Expertise or affinity in a certain subject related to the specified need.
Description: AACSB produces various publications for members and the broader management education community. AACSB Insights publishes perspectives from leading voices in global business education, the latest business school data and insights, and views on the current and future state of business. The Volunteer Newsletter is produced by AACSB quarterly and includes exclusive member content. We encourage submissions to our various publications. For more information on submitting to AACSB Insights, please view our submission guidelines and editorial calendar, or contact us at editor@aacsb.edu.
Eligibility: Varies by topic.
Description: Conference presenters are chosen to speak based on topic, experience, as well as relevance to the conference theme and content focus. A variety of speakers from schools of all sizes, public and private, with international balance are elements of consideration for speaker invitations