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Clark University School of Business (School of Business) continues to expand its offerings at the graduate level with the addition of a financial analytics concentration to its master of science in finance (MSF) program.

Clark University today awarded 1,300 degrees to the Class of 2023, in a ceremony where they were heralded for their accomplishments, their resilience, and their ambition.

In 2011, when Suzanne Wood ’11, M.S. ’12, was earning her master’s degree in environmental science and policy at Clark, less than 20% of S&P 500 companies reported on their sustainability, corporate social responsibility, or ESG (environment, social, governance) performance.

Clark University School of Business (School of Business) has been ranked No. 106 among the 2023-2024 Best Graduate Schools MBA Programs by U.S. News & World Report.

The School of Business’s inaugural Social Innovation Conference brought thought leaders and experts from Clark University and around the country for an impressive day of discussions on social innovation – what it is and its impact on our shared communities.

Watching ABC’s reality television show “Shark Tank,” Max Schweitzer, ’22, MSC ’23, learned that part of developing a business is building up a steadfast confidence in your project.

The Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program and School of Business, together with Clark University alumni, continue to inspire and fund Clark University entrepreneurs through the popular Clark Tank Competition events.

The School of Business (School of Business) is hosting a Social Innovation Conference at Clark University on Friday, April 21, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time in Tilton Hall.

Jenna Ward, Katie Woods, and Clayton Singleton, all first-years at Clark University, are finishing up their spring 2022 courses this May but one course, in particular, has made a lifelong impression on the trio as well as on many others.

The MBA program at Clark University’s School of Business (School of Business) has been ranked among the top 75 programs in the country, according to the global media organization, Fortune.

For some students, the summer break offers a period of relaxation, travel, and time to visit family and friends. For others, it’s the perfect time to gain valuable, real-world experience and insight beyond the experiential learning completed via their coursework.

Clark University’s School of Business (School of Business) continues to expand its offerings to students with two new undergraduate programs – a bachelor of arts in finance and a minor in finance. Both programs are available for the current fall…

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On May 22, Clark University held its 118th Commencement, conferring 489 master’s degrees, 25 doctoral degrees, and 577 bachelor’s degrees. In looking ahead to their post-graduate careers, many of our graduates also looked back, sharing fond thoughts about their time…

Clark University’s School of Business (School of Business) recently celebrated the induction of 26 students into Beta Gamma Sigma, the international honor society exclusively for business programs accredited by AACSB International – the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

School of Business alumna and longtime Worcester resident, Ivette Olmeda, MBA/MA, is the recipient of the School of Business’s Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Alumni Award for 2022.

Clark University has established a Sigma Nu Tau chapter, the only national honor society dedicated solely to entrepreneurship.

Congratulations to the following teams on their wins in the 2022 Analytics Competition: