Bloomberg Business Lab

Tap into the power of Bloomberg 

Learn the nuances of a global business world by using the same powerful tools that professionals use to make strategic decisions. Our dedicated D'Amore-McKim Bloomberg Business Lab is your lifeline to real-time market data, breaking news, research sources, and sophisticated analytics tools—helping you bring your classroom learnings to life. 

Seize a unique opportunity

Northeastern University is a Bloomberg Experiential Learning Partner (ELP)—one of the few schools to be admitted to this highly selective program. When you enroll as a D'Amore-McKim student, not only will you gain free access to the world's best-known financial software system, but you'll also have the chance to integrate Bloomberg Terminal exercises directly into your learning. Through innovative assignments in select courses or exploring on your own, you'll make decisions based on company data and experience the fast-moving global marketplace for yourself!  

• Because Bloomberg Terminal has many valuable uses, we offer free access—including certification—to all Northeastern students, faculty, and staff.  

Become a power user

Ramp up your Bloomberg Terminal experience by earning valuable Bloomberg Market Concepts and ESG certifications, participating in exciting team challenges, or accessing powerful resources, tools, and webinars that inform almost any business decision you face. This is an opportunity to become proficient in Bloomberg Terminal software—and join a prestigious, active community of 350,000+ users.

Apply your skills to any field 

Experience with Bloomberg Terminal is powerful preparation for a finance career, but it's also highly relevant across industries and business disciplines. Use its vast library of data to . . . 

• Research new markets and trends 
• Perform competitive analysis 
• Track companies' environmental, social, and governance (ESG) efforts 
• Find potential employers and prepare thoroughly for job interviews  

A Bloomberg Market Concepts certification on your resumé tells an employer you've embraced an analytics perspective and that you have the skills and discipline to learn new software tools. This will differentiate you from your peers as you enter the crowded job market.

—Vincent Muscolino, Lecturer in Finance and Bloomberg Faculty Advisor 

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