Part-Time MBA Virtual Office Hours
Tuesday, April 29
5:30 PM
With club-sponsored conferences, guest speakers, case competitions, and special events, there are countless opportunities for hands-on learning and networking. Part-Time MBA students have plenty of options when it comes to getting involved.
We believe practice makes perfect, so we invite you to showcase your skills and dive into real business scenarios. We start by offering a case competition for part-time students during Launch. After that, many part-time students join a team and compete against students from other schools. In addition, at Questrom, we run our own Part-Time Case Competition. Ten teams of students compete over a two-day period for a live client. May the best team win!
Link Day is a Questrom tradition everyone looks forward to, our way of connecting with the Greater Boston community. It’s a one-day consulting event that matches mission-driven organizations with teams of full-time and part-time Questrom MBA students and faculty to find solutions for specific business problems. You get hands-on practice. Organizations get new solutions and ideas. That’s what we call win-win!
Adventure awaits! Join a team of students to design your own trek or hop on a trip that’s already planned. Instead of class deliverables, you’ll focus on a concept, place, or project you’ll invent yourself. The location is up to you! Treks have gone to Guatemala to assist budding entrepreneurs and Israel to focus on innovation.
Join your fellow part-time students to engage with top business leaders (often alumni), and if you’re inclined, enjoy a glass of wine with the group before or after the presentation.
Cheer on the BU Terriers with fellow part-time students at a reception at the Agganis Center. Since 2004, the Terriers have averaged nearly six conference titles per year, made a combined 59 team appearances in NCAA Championships, raised the Beanpot five times and also claimed their fifth national championship.
We’ve got over 25 different student clubs and organizations—and 60% of graduate students get involved. Student-run organizations and events are important resources for your career launch and professional development. Conferences, guest speakers, and special events offer countless opportunities for hands-on learning and networking.
Ready to apply? Once you’ve submitted your materials, we’ll start the review process. We’re happy to answer your questions along the way.
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