“Protect the Pack” is Northeastern's new mantra for encouraging healthy behaviors throughout the university community. A campaign titled the same will launch soon on the university's campuses and across its digital platforms.
“I knew I had both the expertise and experience to stand out because of my professional and personal experience while attending Northeastern.” – Stephanie Manna, PlusOne MS in International Management'20, BS in International Business'19
Professor Timothy Hoff shares how how primary care physicians have adapted, and continue to adapt, to a new reality in healthcare.
“The only two people hired at EY in the Boston office in January were me and one of my MS in Accounting classmates. I think that's a real testament to the program.” – Mackenzie Keller, MS in Accounting'19
The Bloomberg Terminal provides access to real-time data on every market, breaking news, in-depth research, powerful analytics, and communications tools all in one place.
D'Amore-McKim student Eliana Berger, DMSB'21, launched the first virtual accelerator developed and run by students for students. Envision Accelerator will host online workshops, offer one-on-one mentorship from investors and founders of successful companies, and provide students insights into funding strategies.
“Because Northeastern students are with us during the busy season, they spend most of their time on-site, interacting with our clients. This is a huge advantage. It's the real thing.”
D'Amore-McKim Professor Ruth V. Aguilera is featured in the first episode of the IM Global Podcast.
D'Amore-McKim alum and member of Northeastern's Young Global Leaders program, Emilio Botin, DMSB'18, was one of the moderators in an online discussion led by Joseph E. Aoun, president of Northeastern, on the pandemic aftermath in the Latin American economy.
“Students from the Northeastern MSA/MBA program do so well because liberal arts is part of their education. It's all about thinking, communicating, and problem-solving. When you combine the technical and soft skills, it results in a really good auditor.”