As a UConn Graduate Business student, your learning extends beyond the classroom with a constructive blend of professional development and personal enrichment. From case competitions, where our teams consistently excel, to engaging and on-trend speaker summits featuring industry leaders, you’ll have numerous opportunities to connect with peers and apply your skills in real-world scenarios. Our active community hosts a variety of events and activities designed to celebrate diversity and build lasting connections among students across all MBA and MS programs.
UConn Today – A UConn Business Analytics and Project Management (MSBAPM) team brought home the first-place award in the inaugural InsurTech NY Student Case Competition earlier this month, outshining ‘brilliant minds and razor-sharp pitches.’ “All the teams were incredible,’’ said Elia Cocoli who represented UConn with friend and classmate Rehaan Ahamed. Both graduate students will... […]
UConn Today – Astrong, collaborative team, impressive strategic insights, and an amazing presentation all contributed to a multidisciplinary UConn student team taking first place in a recent case competition at American University. “One judge told us it was the best presentation she had seen in her 20 years of judging,’’ said Tyler Martin ’25, an... […]
UConn Today – Three recent alumni, all with competitive spirits and a soft spot in their hearts for children battling illness, are the winners of the recent School of Business’ Global Alumni Case Competition. The competition was designed to help the non-profit Make-A-Wish Foundation of Connecticut to reach more children who could benefit from the... […]
UConn Today – When a team of technicians travels by boat from New London, Conn. to South Fork Wind, the Orsted-company’s expansive offshore wind farm, their vessel travels at a very slow speed to prevent disruption to whales and other marine life. And while that is the best thing to do for the environment, the... […]
UConn Today – When Brian Paganini ’03 (BUS) and the team at Quantum Biopower proposed building a food waste-to-energy plant in Connecticut about 10 years ago, there were plenty of cynics. “The challenges we faced were too many to list,’’ Paganini says. “We had to figure out the logistics of developing, constructing, and operating a... […]
UConn Today – If Connecticut is afforded the opportunity to develop the most advanced technology in the world—technology that would save lives, create jobs, strengthen the economy, and revolutionize many industries— how could it not vigorously pursue it? That was the question that Rajeeb Hazra, an international quantum-computing expert, and the keynote speaker at Thursday’s... […]