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Excerpt from Fortune -- “'If what a student mostly needs is—and what they're after is—the credential and the education, there's a lot of evidence that many of the elements that are available through online programs or part time programs can be really good at ways to deliver those things,' adds Eggers, who soon will lead the Stern school as its interim dean."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "Highest in the top 25: NYU Stern School of Business: 3.34."
 

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "I was drawn to this course because a key reason for pursuing an MBA was to create far-reaching social impact in my career. Naturally, I jumped at the opportunity to do so within the program itself. I had always imagined my MBA journey taking me beyond the classroom and to parts of the world that could benefit the most from the skills and resources I was acquiring. On a personal level, I have always shared a connection with India through my family and was keen to discover it through this unique new lens."

Excerpt from BusinessBecause — "MBA graduates from NYU Stern who enter the entertainment, media, and sports sectors can expect six-figure salaries."
 

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "My research broadly focuses on leveraging and developing reinforcement learning tools to learn optimal policies in a diverse range of applications of societal interest, such as revenue management in retailers and online platforms, inventory and logistics management in supply chains, and load balancing in energy markets, to name just a few."
 

Excerpt from Financial Times -- "Anat Lechner, clinical professor of management and organisations at NYU Stern School of Business, thinks training in this is essential. She says: 'We have to teach people how to run businesses with AI, otherwise they will not exist.'”
 

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "What do you think makes you stand out as a professor? Three things come to mind: the courageous classroom environment that I co-create with students, my vulnerability in sharing examples from my own career and life, and the growth that students say they experience as a result are all things that I believe differentiate me as a professor."
 

Excerpt from Resident — "Stern’s strategic location in New York City provides its students with unmatched opportunities in finance, consulting, and beyond. The school’s strong emphasis on global business and its extensive alumni network make it a formidable contender in producing business leaders."
 

Excerpt from AACSB Insights -- "New York University’s Stern School of Business has received a landmark gift from Ideavillage, whose founder and CEO is alumnus Anand Khubani. The gift will be used to annually support up to 40 scholarships in the Bachelor of Science in Business, Technology and Entrepreneurship (BTE) Program, which will be renamed the Khubani BTE Program."

On May 9, The Endless Frontier Labs (EFL), NYU Stern’s hub for massively scalable tech and life science startups from around the world, celebrated its 2023-2024 cohort of graduating startups during its annual Frontiers showcase event.

Excerpt from BusinessBecause — "The NYU Stern School of Business is number 5 in the QS MBA’s rankings of the best finance schools for 2023. The school takes a ‘flexible first’ approach to its MBA program, which is highly customizable.

"MBA students following the finance curriculum can select up to three specializations in related fields like financial systems and analytics, accounting, or supply chain management. There are also opportunities for real-world learning through participation in programs like the Michael Price Student Investment Fund, which offers hands-on asset management experience." 
 

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "I chose NYU Stern because of the unparalleled access and opportunities the program offers as a result of its prime location in New York City. Coming to Stern gave me the opportunity to complete a semester-long consulting project for Warner Bros. Discovery, compete in case competitions for Paramount, Adobe, WeWork, and other companies, as well as attend company treks to TikTok, NBC Universal, YouTube, and Sirius XM."

Excerpt from BusinessBecause — "Top business schools including the likes of NYU Stern, USC Marshall, and the London School of Economics offer Masters in Accounting (MAcc) degrees, teaching specialist accounting skills alongside broader business knowledge."
 

Excerpt from BusinessBecause — "NYU Stern is consistently recognized as one of the top schools for those aiming to break into the financial sector, offering specialized programs and helping students foster strong connections within the industry.

"The school offers impressive career outcomes for MBAs, with graduates averaging a starting salary upwards of $201k."
 

Dear Members of the Stern Community:

You are all likely aware of the events on Gould Plaza yesterday and have received President Linda Mills' letter (below) describing NYU's response to the event. The gathering created severe disruption to activities at Stern and caused some community members to feel unsafe; this was, in the end, the only way to find resolution.

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — “'We are deeply grateful for his extraordinary generosity and commitment to his alma mater. As one of the most successful entrepreneurs to graduate from the Stern School, we are honored that this program will bear his name.'”

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — “The partners that sign up for this, they know what they’re getting: A bunch of really smart undergraduate students grinding away on stuff they don’t necessarily always have the time to do. For them, it’s value-add just like a consulting firm would be with the spin that this is Gen Z. There are unique insights that this demographic of people can bring that maybe even the big consulting firms can’t promise.”

Excerpt from BusinessBecause — “'Transitioning back to the office is likely to require some adapting, which might be accompanied by a temporary drop in productivity,' she explains. '[Some employees] may find the transition challenging, especially if they have developed efficient remote working dynamics that are now being dismantled.'”
 

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "Yale SOM continues to cement their presence in the top-10, holding steady at #7. They were joined by Berkeley Haas and NYU Stern, which jumped up from #10 last year."

How can we better understand trends like the rise of political dysfunction and the decline of teen mental health? #NYUStern Professor Jonathan Haidt leverages moral psychology to explain.

NYU Stern’s EMBA DC program is designed for executives in the surrounding area with a unique format that meets once-per-month to maximize time at work and home and minimize travel. This added flexibility has allowed students to earn a top-ranked MBA degree with other executives in D.C. while also forging connections with their EMBA NY counterparts during cohort visits to NYC.

Excerpt from Fortune -- “'So much change is afoot in fintech that keeping pace with it is the biggest challenge and opportunity; an advanced degree is a great way to get and stay up-to-date, and even to leapfrog to the next level,' DeRose says."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "I’m most proud of helping to launch the Initiative Fund. This is an evergreen, student-run, discretionary grant fund endowed by the university to the student government assembly for the purpose of bettering the NYU community and the lives of NYU students. The fund is still in its inaugural year, but is already on track to fund the creation of a food pantry in Steinhardt, living walls of plants in Stern and other buildings around campus, the installation of new water fountains, and the provision of new seating areas for students. I’ve really enjoyed being involved in student government, but these sorts of tangible projects are by far the most rewarding to work on because I know my efforts will be directly felt by my peers."
 

In February, the first participants of the new C-Suite Pathway Program, offered jointly by IESE Business School and NYU Stern Executive Education, arrived on Stern’s campus in NYC as part of the five-month executive education program, which kicked off in December.

Excerpt from Financial Times -- "Robert Seamans, professor of Management and Organisations at NYU Stern School of Business, expects he and his peers will be helped to become better at what they already do by AI tools such as ChatGPT, rather than having their roles taken over."

"They will certainly be 'faster, and I hope it means that’s better,' explains Seamans — and he is well placed to judge, having co-authored research into the professions most vulnerable to the rapid growth of AI."