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Future-focused Carey students build for what’s next -- the AI revolution

The AI club offers students the opportunity to delve into the complexities of AI and machine learning, as well as network with industry professionals, alumni, and peers who share an interest in artificial intelligence.

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.

MBA Candidate Weekend Sessions

Q&A: Promoting health equity during COVID-19

Carey alumnus outlines COVID-19’s impact on hospital operations and health equity.

Public favors compensation for kidney donors if payments portend big boost in transplants and organs allocated fairly

Compensation seen as acceptable if payments would lead to big boost in organ supply.

Delivering a Pandemic Vaccine Poses Extraordinary

Associate Professor Tinglong Dai of the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, an expert in health care industry operations management and business analytics, examines the daunting process of administering a COVID-19 vaccine globally.

Flexible MBA Specialization in Marketing

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School full-time MBA achieves STEM designation

The designation puts Carey among an elite group of graduate business schools providing a STEM-centered education in its entire full-time MBA program, rather than only certain elements.

Third annual DEIB summit focuses on the meaning and metrics of belonging

While universities and businesses are focusing on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, it’s important to ask who those efforts put at the center—and whether marginalized individuals truly feel like they belong.

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School adds seven full-time faculty