On April 14th, the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program welcomed students back for another lively Master of Business and Science (MBS) Happy Hour event. Hosted by Jay Goldring, the event was open to students from all concentrations, creating an exciting opportunity for interdisciplinary networking. Faculty members also joined us for the night.
On March 27th, the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program hosted an International Alumni Panel moderated by Abbe Rosenthal. The event brought together a diverse group of Master of Business and Science (MBS) degree alumni to share their personal experiences of navigating the workforce as international students.
Meet the panelists:
Each Master of Business and Science (MBS) student has a unique journey through our program. In our Alumni Spotlight series, we share the stories of our alumni and how they've turned their academic knowledge into impactful careers.
The Master of Business and Science (MBS) degree’s Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) is one of the most valuable resources available to students in our program. Comprising experienced STEM professionals across a wide range of industries, including pharmaceutical manufacturing, R&D, product development, media and television, consumer goods, and the energy sector, the IAB helps connect our students with experts in nearly every field relating to our concentrations.
At the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program, we recognize that learning extends beyond the classroom. We encourage our graduates to become lifelong learners by staying on top of industry trends, reskilling, and upskilling. To facilitate this, we hosted a Day of Learning—a chance to give MBS alumni and scientific professionals new perspectives and ideas.
With over 1 billion members, representing 58+ million companies and offering access to 15 million jobs and 120,000 schools, LinkedIn is the world’s leading professional network. At the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program, we encourage students to leverage this powerful tool to advance their academic and professional journeys.
As a graduate student, it can be difficult to balance coursework, projects, and career development. Fortunately, numerous tools are available to help you streamline your academic and professional work. Let’s explore some of the most useful ones that every Master of Business and Science student should know about.
In light of a winter storm that forced the cancellation of Rutgers’ Winter Career and Internship Mega Fair, the Professional Science Master’s program organized a virtual special session on February 12th to provide students with valuable career advice over Zoom.
Innovation is the heart of scientific progress, but it doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Innovation requires research, experimentation, and ecosystems that fuel creativity. Students pursuing the Master of Business and Science (MBS) degree enroll in the course Science and Technology Management Capstone, where they work in teams to pick a science-based intellectual property and develop a plan to take it to market.
In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming every industry, one group of students explored software that could enhance school safety using AI.