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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) on the following dates throughout the Fall semester: September 13 September 20 September 27 October 4 October 11 October 25 November 1
Case Interview 101
Case interviews are an integral part of MOST consulting internship & job searches, but did you know that case interviewing is becoming central to the interview process in many other industries? Whether you are targeting consulting or not, this session will help you to understand the basics of case interviewing, including: 1. Why companies use it 2. What is assessed through the case interview 3. How to best prepare for case interviews 4. What resources are available at Carey and beyond to help you 5. Why it is important to practice, practice, practice **Attendance at this session is required in
Identity verification business makes “Most Disruptive MBA Startups” list by expanding global economic access
Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing authentication processes, and one Carey student’s security solution is changing the way African countries verify identities.
Carey grad uses MBA for good while growing local businesses
Second generation head of a Baltimore business and founder of a local nonprofit, Brandon Wylie (Flex MBA ’19) uses his MBA for good. With a steadfast commitment to bettering Baltimore, Wylie draws on the skills and knowledge learned in his MBA to revitalize businesses and lift up local communities.
Gianni DeNicolò, PhD
Gianni De Nicolò joined Johns Hopkins University (JHU) Carey Business School in 2018. Before joining JHU, he worked in the International Monetary Fund (Monetary and Capital Markets Department, Research Department, IMF Institute), was Economist in the Division of International Finance at the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Assistant Professor at the Graduate School of International Economics and Finance of Brandeis University, and Lecturer at the University of Rome I (“La Sapienza”). Education Ph. D, Economics, University of Minnesota BS, Economics, University of Rome Research
Discovery to Market
Discovery to Market
Work with experts and learn how to take new discoveries from lab to market.
Employers search for candidates who harness the complex interplay of science, technology, and innovation to create revolutionary business models for companies around the world. In partnership with experts across the top-ranked schools of Johns Hopkins University, Discovery to Market teaches students how to assess the commercial potential of scientific discoveries and technological innovations to create lasting impact.
“Discovery to Market integrates business, intellectual property, and science in a way few programs can. When students share this experience during interviews, prospective employers are impressed.”
Toby Gordon, ScD, Professor, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
What makes Discovery to Market unique?
- We focus on commercialization and entrepreneurship as a means to meet societal needs. By creating a successful business model, a technology can be brought to market for medical, scientific, and humanitarian purposes.
- Students learn critical aspects of science and the fundamentals of the technology commercialization process that moves innovations from the lab to the marketplace.
- Students bring diverse cultural, professional, and business backgrounds. They pool their knowledge to understand the technical aspects of each engagement.
- Working in teams, students determine the feasibility of commercializing real scientific inventions such as biomarkers, medical devices, pharmaceuticals and biologics, and health IT.
- Industry experts in entrepreneurship, law and regulation, technology, strategy, science, and medicine advise student teams throughout the project.
- Our working agreements with project partners allow students to work on real inventions, not theoretical cases.
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School works closely with the National Institutes of Health. Students work on projects from the National Cancer Institute.
CONTACT US
Toby Gordon, ScD
Course Director, Professor
tgordon@jhu.edu
Earn your online Flexible MBA
An online degree for the working professional
The online Flexible MBA program allows you to tailor your schedule to your personal and professional obligations while having the same access to experiential learning, student organizations, and networking opportunities as our in-person programs.
Gain practical experience in the classroom that can be directly applied back to your organization, build a network of industry professionals from across the globe, partake in experiential learning opportunities to advance leadership skills, and graduate with new resources to advance in your career.
Choose from eight in-demand specializations from a diverse group of focus areas. Each specialization is designed to prepare you with a deeper understanding of a specific industry, giving you a competitive edge after graduation. All courses include fully online, asynchronous and/or synchronous learning styles.
Johns Hopkins Online Flexible MBA: A program for the working professional
At Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, our Online Flexible MBA program was created with your lifestyle in mind. Tailor your schedule to your personal and professional obligations, while having the same access to experiential learning, student organizations, and networking opportunities as our in-person programs.
Benefits of the online Flexible MBA
Proven return on investment
Complete in two to three years
Merit scholarships
Eight in-demand specializations
GMAT/GRE not required
About the Carey Business School
Grounded in the Johns Hopkins legacy of excellence and research, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School shapes business leaders who seize opportunity, inspire change, and create lasting value. We bring a modern business perspective to Johns Hopkins by shaping leaders who build for what’s next ®.
With locations in Baltimore, MD, and Washington, D.C., Carey offers full-time, part-time, and online MBA and MS degree programs, and executive education programs for the global marketplace that are data-driven and built to compete in an everchanging business world. Carey’s faculty are thought-leaders, trailblazing what’s next in the business world and in the classroom. And at Carey, we learn by doing. For more information, visit carey.jhu.edu.
Master of Science Programs
Master of Science Programs
Master of Science Degree Options
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers six 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 six full-time programs are STEM-designated, and all six full-time programs are offered on-site in Baltimore or Washington, D.C., or both. Five of the six 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.
Go Beyond the Classroom
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.
"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
Meet Greg Koory
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.
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