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Unlock global opportunity with a STEM-designated graduate business degree from Johns Hopkins

A world-class business education from Carey Business School offers Indian students the opportunity to transform their careers and make a global impact. With full-time MBA and Master of Science programs located in Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, Maryland, Carey equips future leaders with the technical expertise, real-world experience, and expansive global network needed to thrive in today’s data-driven economy. Designed with international students in mind, our programs offer STEM designations. The designation allows those students to apply for an extension to their Optional Practical Training program.

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Why Indian Students Choose Carey Business School

Global prestige:

Join one of the most respected universities in the world — Johns Hopkins University—ranked among the top in health care, research, and innovation.

STEM advantage:

Our full-time MBA and four MS programs are STEM-designated, offering eligible students up to 36 months of Optional Practical Training (OPT) in the U.S. Learn more about STEM-designation here.

Location benefits:

Study in Washington, D.C., or Baltimore—two major innovation hubs connected to health care, finance, government, and entrepreneurship.

Alumni network:

With over 30,000 Carey graduates and 260,000+ Johns Hopkins alumni worldwide, you will have access to a vibrant group of leaders and entrepreneurs.

Employers Hiring Carey Graduates:

  • AMAZON
  • ASTRAZENECA
  • BOEING
  • DELOITTE
  • EY
  • GOLDMAN SACHS
  • JP MORGAN CHASE & CO.
  • LOCKHEED MARTIN
  • MCKINSEY & COMPANY
  • MICROSOFT
  • PwC
  • T ROWE PRICE FOUNDATION
3rd
Indian students represent the third largest nationality at Carey
95%
of FT MBA graduates from India employed in the U.S. within 90 days of graduation
100%
of PT MS graduates from India employed in the U.S. within 90 days of graduation

 

Programs at Carey

Career Outcomes & U.S. Work Opportunities 

Career outcomes are a central focus at Carey. The Career & Life Design team offers dedicated support to international students, including career coaching, employer networking events, and visa guidance. Through personalized advising, job search preparation, and professional development tools like LinkedIn Learning and Handshake, students sharpen their professional skills and gain a competitive edge. Carey’s robust employer network includes leading companies such as McKinsey & Company, EY, Microsoft, and Lockheed Martin, all of which have hired Carey graduates in recent years. 

Indian students also benefit from the strength of the global alumni network, with connections across industries and geographies. Mentoring programs, regional meetups, and global treks help students form lasting relationships with industry leaders and Carey graduates around the world. 

Scholarships and financial aid

Carey Business School is committed to making graduate business education accessible and affordable. Several scholarships are available to full-time MBA and MS students, including the Carey Business Fellowship, Forté Fellowship (for MBA students), and numerous endowed scholarships funded by alumni and corporate partners. Johns Hopkins also provides multiple payment plan options and accepts international payments through Flywire and Covera. Our admissions and financial aid teams are available to support you through the process and help you understand your options.

Life in the US: Baltimore and Washington, D.C.

Carey students study in two of the most dynamic cities in the United States. In Washington, D.C., students learn at the brand-new Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center on Pennsylvania Avenue—just steps from Capitol Hill and surrounded by think tanks, policy leaders, and global organizations. 

In Baltimore, the Carey campus sits in Harbor East, a growing hub for entrepreneurship, technology, and health care innovation. Both locations offer access to professional opportunities, cultural institutions, and a supportive Indian student community.

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Faculty and research

At Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, students from India engage with faculty who bring deep global expertise and direct connections to India’s business, policy, and academic landscape.

  • Faculty with roots in India: Several Carey professors are originally from India, including Ahmedabad and Chandigarh. Their experiences bring unique cultural and academic perspectives into the classroom.
     
  • Academic foundations in India: Multiple faculty have studied at Indian universities, creating strong bridges between Indian and U.S. higher education.
     
  • Research with impact: Carey faculty have conducted research about India, published in top journals, and contributed to economics, finance, health care, strategy, and more.
     
  • Global academic presence: Faculty participate in conferences focused on India, including major events such as the CAFRAL Annual Conference on Financial Systems and Growth, and the BOOM TruthSeekers Conference.

Our faculty expertise ensures Carey students gain access to insights that connect business theory with the realities of India’s rapidly growing economy.

Career support and global networking

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Sharpen your professional skills to become a leading candidate in the workforce with help from Carey’s Career & Life Design team. Our career and leadership coaches are committed to supporting you throughout your time at Carey with resources and experiences that include:

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Student organizations

Student organizations are your chance to network with classmates from across all of Johns Hopkins Carey Business School programs, put your skills to the test with case competitions and conferences, and make friends along the way. ​​​

Indian Student Association

The Indian Student Association aims to support students across various programs at Carey. This is a student-centered organization focused on careers and navigating U.S. business culture. 
Contact: Indian Student Association 

Gupta-Klinsky India Institute

GKII brings together the Johns Hopkins community – faculty, staff, students, and alumni – and a diverse range of Indian partners to improve society in India and beyond through research, education, policy, and practice. Our faculty comprise experts in medicine, public health, education, arts & humanities, business, economics, public policy, engineering, data science, and artificial intelligence.

Johns Hopkins University Office of International Services

The Johns Hopkins University Office of International Services assists international students with the visa and immigration process. New degree-seeking students should consult the Office of International Students website for more information on the visa process and transitioning to life at Carey. All questions should be directed to Office of International Services via phone at 667-208-7001, or email at ois@jhu.edu.

Join a global network of alumni

With more than 25,000 business alumni living, working, and innovating around the globe, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School is a hub of influence and opportunity. No matter if you are on campus or on the other side of the world, stay connected with Johns Hopkins Alumni around the world. Tap into our regional alumni groups in India, Beijing, South Korea, Shanghai, South China, and other cities around the world.

Visa and immigration

The Johns Hopkins University Office of International Services assists international students with the visa and immigration process. New degree-seeking students should consult the Office of International Students website for more information on the visa process and transitioning to life at Carey. All questions should be directed to Office of International Services via phone at 667-208-7001, or email at ois@jhu.edu.

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Whether you’re preparing to launch your global business career or ready to deepen your expertise in a specialized field, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers the tools, network, and support you need to succeed. Schedule a one-on-one conversation with a recruiter, request more information, or begin your application today. 

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David Godes, PhD

David Godes holds a Ph.D. and S.M. in Management from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a B.S. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania. He was previously on the faculties of Harvard Business School and the Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland. His teaching experiences include undergraduate, graduate and executive courses ranging from Introduction to Marketing to Brand Management to CRM Analytics and Business-to-Business Marketing. Dave's academic research focuses on three areas: social interactions, organization economics, and platform economics. His work

Paul J. Ferraro, PhD

Paul J. Ferraro is the Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Human Behavior and Public Policy at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Ferraro has a joint faculty appointment in the Carey Business School and the Department of Environmental Health and Engineering, a joint department of the Bloomberg School of Public Health and the Whiting School of Engineering. Ferraro’s research focuses on building a credible evidence base about the environmental and social impacts of public and private programs.
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