For more than 140 years, Johns Hopkins faculty, researchers, and clinicians have worked side by side in tireless pursuit of discovery. This drive for relentless advancement continues to power cutting-edge technology at the Johns Hopkins Commercialization Academy. An incubator for Johns Hopkins discoveries, the Commercialization Academy connects you with faculty, staff, and students across the university to bring 300-400 new ideas to fruition and technologies to market each year.
Apply as a Commercialization Academy marketing or business development fellow and join a team with technology analysis, intellectual property, licensing, and compliance fellows. As a team, assess new technologies and market feasibility, conduct research on potential licenses, and create the marketing strategy and materials.
Benefit from the guidance of two Carey Business School Executive Alumni Advisors throughout the fellowship. And build a network of faculty, researchers, clinicians, and other innovators across the Johns Hopkins networks.
Commercialization Academy is run by Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures.
At America’s first research university, we know firsthand that the next big discovery in business happens when we roll up our sleeves and immerse ourselves in the field. That’s why we push ourselves out of our comfort zones and bring the field to the classroom, take the classroom to the field, and drive innovations to market. We don’t shy away from complex problems, we embrace them, and hone our skills and knowledge in the process.
Carey Business School’s full-time MBA curriculum was recognized by MBA Roundtable with a 2021 Innovator Award of General Excellence. MBA Roundtable’s Innovator Award Program promotes initiatives that advance innovation in graduate management education and recognizes institutions that drive change in the field.
Throughout your career, you will be faced with tough decisions, tight budgets, limited resources, and not enough data. But your foundation of strong leadership skills developed in our hands-on courses prepares you to face the most difficult challenges head-on. Our courses and co-curriculars aren’t based on a mold. It’s about finding what styles and strategies work best for you. Think creatively. Innovate to overcome obstacles. And graduate with the framework to continue sharpening your personalized approach to leadership, research, client engagement, and communication.
The World Economic Forum “Future of Jobs” report named complex problem solving, critical thinking, teaming, and creativity the top three in-demand skills for 2020. Experiential learning is your opportunity to refine these skills and pilot new approaches while working with business partners to solve their existing problems and current challenges.
Our students have completed 200+ on-site projects around the world. If you prefer to stay close, you can collaborate with Johns Hopkins experts across the university and hospital, and tap into Baltimore and Washington, D.C.’s vibrant innovation networks to make an impact in one of the nation’s largest metropolitan areas.
Global Immersion at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School is an elective course that takes students out of the classroom and exposes them to today’s biggest international business questions and intricacies. Carey students have traveled to destinations such as Santiago, Chile to gain insight into business trends and opportunities on topics like sustainability, innovation, and health care.
Trade in the classroom for consulting jobs, case competitions, and more to grow your network and gain invaluable insights and experience. Put your business education to work and continue building your leadership skills with co-curricular experiential learning opportunities.
Explore all of our co-curricular experiential learning opportunities.
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers seven Master of Science programs to equip students with specialized knowledge and skills in various disciplines. Taught by faculty who research for the future, our Master of Science programs are developed with data and are designed to respond to the changing business landscape. Four of the seven full-time programs are STEM-designated, and all seven full-time programs are offered on-site in Baltimore or Washington, D.C., or both. Six of the seven MS programs offer a part-time option in a fully online, flexible format, allowing students to complete the program while continuing their personal and professional obligations.
Your business education doesn’t end in the classroom. Step out of your comfort zone as you partner with students across Johns Hopkins and businesses to put your classroom learning to the test.
Gregory Koory is an alumni of the Carey Business School’s MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure program. Before attending Carey, Greg graduated from the University of Michigan’s Law School with a J.D. and practiced law for 10 years. He graduated from the Carey Business School in 2015.
"In my class we have students with a variety of professional experience including accounting, government, finance, architecture and engineering. The students all bring their experience into the classroom, and it heightens the classroom discussion."
Greg Koory, MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure
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