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Xometry Internship Info Session
This is an internship recruiting event. Maryland-based Xometry is looking for a number of grad and undergrad summer interns in Business, Engineering, Finance/Accounting, Economics, Technology, Information Technology, Computer Science, Data Science, Human Resources and more. Xometry’s online quoting portal and nationwide network of hundreds of partner manufacturing facilities guarantees consistently fast lead times while offering a broad array of capabilities, including CNC Machining, 3D Printing, Injection Molding, Sheet Metal and Casting. Xometry's customers include GE, BMW, Dell, NASA and
Career Resources
Career Resources
Your career journey starts here
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers extensive resources to support you in your career development and advancement.
Build connections for your future
Whether you’re breaking into your career or looking for your next advancement opportunity, the networking opportunities at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School will help you establish connections with the right people and organizations. The diverse and talented pool of faculty, staff, alumni, and students can connect you with leaders in your preferred industry while providing valuable insight for your career growth.
Handshake
Whether you are a student or alumnus, Handshake is your online portal to manage your career and access opportunities.
Students
Students benefit from personalized coaching sessions, exclusive access to employer events and workshops, and thousands of internships and job postings. Handshake provides the resources to begin a job search, advance your career, or switch industries.
Alumni
From finding and applying for the right job to accessing exclusive resources, Handshake simplifies your career advancement and job search. Alumni may continue to access Handshake with their alumni or personal email address.
Career Resources on Demand
Career Resources on Demand is a site that hosts created and curated resources, templates, and educational material to support you in your career and life design journey. You’ll find resources on the following topics:
- Career exploration and life design
- Résumés and cover letters
- Professional story and brand
- Networking
- Job and internship search
- Interviewing
- Career transition and management
- International students
- Diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging
- Self-care and professional wellness
Students can access Career Resources on Demand in the Career Center Resources section of Handshake. It is also hosted in Canvas.
SMILE: Employment opportunities at Johns Hopkins University
SMILE is the University Experiential Learning platform that connects current students to paid campus internships and employment opportunities across Johns Hopkins University. This platform includes paid campus internships and a variety of student jobs, work-study, and non work-study.
Log in to our campus experiential learning platform, SMILE to search for your next opportunity.
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Jaana Myllyluoma, PhD
Dr. Jaana Myllyluoma is a social scientist with a diverse academic and professional portfolio that combines public health research, management experience, executive coaching, and teaching and training. Her teaching goal at the Carey Business School is to foster the development of ethical, innovative and effective business leaders with the skills to navigate today's complex economic, social, institutional, and leadership challenges. Her teaching philosophy embraces active learning both in her onsite and online courses and applies these methods to bring classroom concepts alive and relevant in
Experiential learning opportunities: Full-time MBA
Experiential learning opportunities: Full-time MBA
Gain hands-on experience tackling the toughest business challenges
Your MBA is about so much more than required readings and exams. It’s a time to push yourself out of your comfort zone, develop your unique leadership style, and work closely with clients to solve their pressing business challenges. Experiential learning is built into your MBA curriculum to give you ample opportunity to put skills learned in the classroom to work while making an impact at a client’s organization.
Graduate having completed at least four client or commercialization projects. With four required experiential courses and the option to take more as electives, personalize your MBA with the experiential learning courses built for your career goals. Learn to manage projects at all levels including identifying your client’s biggest needs, creating the project scope, research, and implementation.
In October 2021, Carey Business School was recognized with the Innovator Award for General Excellence from the MBA Roundtable for its full-time MBA experiential learning curriculum.
Anthony Jahanbakhsh (MBA, ’17) shares how he was able to utilize the skills learned in the MBA program for a capstone project in India, and how Carey Business School has helped expand his worldview by allowing him to connect with students from across the globe.
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Field projects offer unparalleled challenge and experience MBA students traveled to work with corporations on real-world business challenges and offer...
Jul 20th | 03:29pm EST
student experience
Jon Ilani, MBA ’23, makes Poets & Quants Best and Brightest list Leadership in the classroom and the community earned Ilani more than just a degree.
Jul 26th | 09:00am EST
student experience
Field projects offer unparalleled challenge and experience MBA students traveled to work with corporations on real-world business challenges and offer...
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About
About Carey Business School
Grounded in tradition. Building for the future.
Grounded in the Johns Hopkins legacy of excellence and research, we aren’t trapped by tradition. We’re inspired by it. At Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, we shape business leaders who seize opportunity, inspire change, and create lasting value.
Our full-time, part-time, and online MBA and MS degrees in Baltimore and Washington, D.C. are data driven, built to compete in the global marketplace. Our faculty are thought-leaders, trailblazing what’s next in the business world and in the classroom. But a Carey Business School education doesn’t end there. We learn by doing. Our experiential learning courses immerse students on one-day to month-long field projects from Baltimore to Belize and beyond.
Together, we build for what's next
With 30,000 graduates and 260,000 Johns Hopkins alumni, a Carey Business School degree opens doors to a powerful network of leaders across the world’s most innovative organizations.
Are you ready to build for what’s next?
1,198*
Full-time students
Full-time students
118*
Full-time faculty
Full-time faculty
1,443*
Part-time students
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*Fall 2024 data
Explore Carey from Home
The Carey virtual tour brings the campus experience to your desktop, laptop, or mobile device anywhere in the world.
Accreditation
Carey Business School is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the world’s leading authority on business school quality assurance. Learn more
FT MS Group Coaching: In Person (HE)
Our Career Education for FTMS: Group Coaching In-person sessions are a great opportunity for FT MS students to meet 1:1 with a career coach for quick conversations without having to schedule an appointment. This is a great opportunity to see what career coaching is like and get some real-time feedback for whatever questions are on your mind regarding your career. Available 12:30-1:30 p.m. EST with Katie Pluemer on the Harbor East campus (2nd Floor, Pod #5) every Tuesday starting January 24 and ending on May 2, 2023 in the Spring Semester. The only exception is, no FT MS Group Coaching during
Carey students help Baltimore businesses respond to COVID-19
Carey Business School students are providing strategic planning for Baltimore small businesses to weather the economic impact of COVID-19.