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Student Organizations
Student Organizations
Get involved with a student organization
Put your leadership and teamwork skills to the test and build community along the way.
At Carey Business School, the classroom is just the beginning. Lead student organizations, attend and host conferences, and network with your classmates and other students across Johns Hopkins. Take advantage of all of Johns Hopkins’ opportunities to develop new skills, explore new industries, and build a network of colleagues who become friends for life.
Whether it’s a national conference, speaker series, networking with industry experts, or social events, student organizations create programming around the hottest topics in business. And with a variety of industry, professional, cultural, and innovation-driven groups, you’ll find your spot. But if not, there’s always room to start your own. When you capitalize on the collective experience of your classmates, it’s not a question of if, but when
Student organizations are open to everyone and are designed to engage all online, on-campus, part-time, or full-time students.
For more information about Student Organizations at Carey, please email Carey.Student@jhu.edu.
- Africa Business Club
- Artificial Intelligence Club
- Black Graduate Student Association
- Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence Organization (BAAIO)
- Chinese Students Association (CSA)
- Design for America JHU | MICA Studio
- Graduate Healthcare Business Association (GHBA)
- Indian Student Association
- Jewish Business Association
- Johns Hopkins Graduate Consulting Club
- Latinx/ Hispanic Graduate Student Association
- Muslim Business Students Association
- Net Impact
- Pan Asian Career Association
- Pride Business Association
- Student Marketing Association
- Student Veteran Network
- The Real Estate Group (TREG)
- VentureNest
- Women in Business
Student-Led Conferences
As a member of a student organization, you have the opportunity to participate in, plan, and lead conferences addressing today’s most pressing business issues. Bring together students, faculty, community members, and thought leaders to tackle complex business challenges from multiple angles. Build a network, practice presenting, and so much more when you participate, plan, or lead a conference at Carey Business School. Annual conferences include:
- Africa Business Conference
- The Business of Health Conference
- Net Impact Conference
- Design thinking conference
Interested in other ways to gain the skills employers demand?
Admissions
Admissions
Are you ready to build for what’s next®?
Business school isn’t for the complacent. Business school is for the imaginative, the determined, the people who see possibilities in themselves and in their industries. It’s for those ready to seize opportunity. Is business school the next step in launching or advancing your career?
At Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, we look for students with the same drive, motivation, and commitment as Johns Hopkins himself. Because before Johns Hopkins was a hospital or a university, Johns Hopkins was a businessman building for what’s next. As part of his legacy, we educate future business leaders who will seize opportunities to create lasting commercial and societal change. Carey Business School is the place for students to find what’s next for them and what’s next in the business world.
As you consider our programs, the Admissions team is available to answer all of your questions.
Introduce yourself and let us guide you through the application process and connect you with current students, alumni, and faculty. Or coordinate a location visit in Baltimore or Washington, D.C.
How to Apply
Admission to the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School is competitive. We invite you to learn more about our application requirements for all degree programs at Carey. Carefully read all instructions as you begin your application, and note application deadlines. We also have additional information on registration for our non-credit Executive Education programs.
Review your program's application requirements
Connect with a Carey student or alumni
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.
Explore Carey from Home
Take a virtual tour of our Harbor East and D.C. locations. Imagine yourself walking the halls, sitting in class, or studying in the library. Our virtual tours are available 24/7.
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CIL Fellows
CIL Fellows
CIL Fellows
Become an innovative leader
The CIL Fellows program is a selective, 10-month program for Flex MBA students who are committed to developing and strengthening their leadership knowledge, skills and abilities. Selected students will start the program with an immersive 2-credit residency course that focuses on evidence-based research and introduces practical tools for building self-awareness in influencing others, skillfully leading teams and navigating organization challenges and dynamics. After the course, the cohort will stay connected to each other and the program through peer coaching teams, regional leadership treks, learning seminars, a team research project, and development of a leadership growth plan.
Program overview
- 2-credit week long residency course in June 2025 taught by Prof. Michelle Barton
- Peer coaching team for accountability and feedback
- Leadership Treks (full-day, regionally located off site experiences)
- Leadership growth plan - 360 assessment, leadership coaching, and goal setting
- Monthly connect sessions for continued learning and community building
- Collaborate on research project that explores current trends and best practices in leading organizations
Application process
- Complete the online application process by December 15, 2024 using the link below or available here: https://forms.gle/CoN2dqkHWrqFC7T96
- Accepted Fellows will be notified by January 15, 2025 and will be auto-registered for the 2-credit residency course after student confirms acceptance.
- Students must attend the residency course in Baltimore June 2-5, 2025. Students are responsible for personal transportation to and from Baltimore. Lodging and meals will be covered by CIL.
Want to learn more?
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Attend an information session on Monday, December 2, noon-1 p.m. EST. Email us at carey_cil@jhu.edu to request the Zoom link and ask any questions about the Fellows program or application process.
“This was an eye-opening experience that changed my perspective on leadership education. We were able to learn in an interactive environment and explore situations from multiple angles, setting aside pride and preconceived notions.
We learned to explore dissenting opinions, give and receive feedback through peer coaching, create a shared vision, and hone our leadership skills in times of crises and uncertainty.”
Tonya Schnitzius, PharmD
MBA ’24
“The tools, frameworks, and experiences from the CIL Fellows program provided a trove of wisdom that I've already begun weaving professionally. The knowledge of research-based leadership practices is guiding my strategic decisions. Furthermore, team exercises have enriched my capability to lead cross-functional teams by fostering a culture of collective goal mapping and accountability.”
Vidith Huot, MBA ’25
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