At the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, we shape leaders who seize opportunities to create lasting value in an ever-changing world. It’s a promise we live by - a promise that empowers our graduates to lead the next generation of business. As industries and marketplaces change rapidly, you have the opportunity to define a new way of doing business. We have a number of partnerships with various institutions.
Earn your Master’s in Finance from Johns Hopkins Carey Business school.
Apply to the program during your 4th year at the US Naval Academy. Your courses can be taken online or in person, and will be completed in 12 months.
The STEM-designated full-time Master of Science in Marketing with a concentration in marketing analytics develops skills for a deeper understanding of market theory, analysis, and practical applications.
Develop the skills for a deeper understanding of the market, the profile of the market on a granular level, and targeted customer experience strategies based on real-time customer feedback.
Prepare to meet the demand for capable and confident marketing professionals who understand the digital economy, global, and start-up environments.
The STEM-designated Master of Science in Marketing curriculum offers the opportunity to pursue an Optional Practical Training STEM Extension benefit.
Master necessary analytical methodologies to make smart, informed decisions and tackle complex business challenges.
"The Marketing program was the perfect fit for me, combining my background in statistics with a data-driven approach to business strategy. The hands-on learning from professors with real industry experience gave me the practical skills to stand out in my career, ultimately helping me become the youngest Human Resources Director at Neusoft Group. Through Carey's strong alumni network, I gained invaluable mentorship and connections that have supported my professional growth. The program's focus on agile learning, innovation, and presentation skills has been key in my success, from leading AI-driven HR initiatives to speaking in front of thousands of people."
Teng Xinyang (Marketing ’17)
Human Resource Director at Neusoft Group (Shanghai)
Carey Business School’s Washington, D.C. location at 555 Pennsylvania Ave. NW is designed for the academic needs of today and the future. This state-of-the-art Johns Hopkins location creates new opportunities for research, education, and public engagements, giving you the powerful combination of the distinctive Hopkins advantage in the heart of Washington, D.C.
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As a Master of Science in Marketing student, Mica is focused on understanding consumer behavior and implementing marketing strategies in an ever-changing market.
Considering the interconnected world and the increased pace of doing business globally, competitive marketing professionals must understand appropriate quantitative and qualitative marketing methods to gain consumer insights. The Master of Science in Marketing with a concentration in Marketing Analytics provides the foundation to build the expertise and skills necessary for the future of marketing.
“Before entering the marketing program, I felt I lagged the necessary skills related to marketing analytics and data, especially with the marketing space constantly changing. The coursework and knowledge from Carey helped me keep up within my industry and relates closely to my current job structure.”
Dev Goyal, MS in Marketing '23
Business Planning & Analysis Analyst, Medifast
The latest edition of the Carey Business School University Catalog is available.
Baltimore Marketing Agency Trek
Carey marketing students participated in the Baltimore Marketing Agency Trek on November 14, 2024. The experience brought students to two local marketing agencies: Media Works and Weber Shandwick. The day began at Media Works, where students engaged in a panel discussion with industry professionals and learned about opportunities and events with the American Advertising Federation and American Marketing Association. The group then visited Weber Shandwick and learned about award-winning campaigns, discussed case studies for large brands such as Pop-Tarts and Maryland Department of Transit, and networked with employees during a happy hour with all Weber Shandwick employees. Students left inspired by the insights and connections gained throughout the trek.
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 take your learning to the next level.
Carey Business School hosts various virtual admissions events for prospective students to meet with members of our admissions team. With virtual visits, informational online sessions, and regional and international events, the Carey team is ready to answer questions and support your business school journey.
Our students come from all over the world and represent all of the different graduate business programs we have here at Carey. Connect with one of them directly to learn more about life at Carey.
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers Johns Hopkins undergraduates a focused, quantitative business minor that will prepare you for careers in small companies, major corporations, consultancies, as well as acceptance into graduate business programs.
Position yourself as a leader among your peers in the private sector, government, the non-profit sector, and the world of social enterprises. Graduating with a business minor, you will have the opportunity to enter a variety of business careers such as finance, management, real estate, marketing, accounting, and consulting.
At the conclusion of the program, you will be able to:
The business minor offers an instructional program that combines critical analysis and theoretical grounding in a broad set of required courses and hands-on experience through an experiential capstone course.
The Undergraduate Business Minor will require a total of 24 credits.
Students can declare the minor via SIS. Hover over the Registration tab in SIS and select “online forms.” Complete the “add a new major/minor” form.
There are eight required courses to complete the business minor. Required courses are noted above.
Business courses are open to all Johns Hopkins Arts & Sciences and Engineering students.
No. You may choose to take only a course or two. You do not have to declare the minor.
Advising for the minor will be handled by the Carey Business School’s Academic Programs & Advising Office. Questions about the minor can be addressed to Michael Tyler, Academic Advisor for the business minor at Carey_BusinessMinor@jhu.edu.