Experiential learning is a cornerstone of an MBS education, and we encourage our students to seek out new and exciting ways to practice what they’ve learned in a real-world environment.

Diana Fu graduated from MBS in 2022 with a concentration in User Experience Design. Currently, she works as a UX/UI Designer at KPMG US. Fu enrolled in MBS after receiving an undergraduate degree from the Rutgers School of Business.  

At the Professional Science Master’s program, we strive to provide our students with insight from experts. This is accomplished through our alumni-student mentoring program, guidance from our Industrial Advisory board, networking events we host, and by inviting industry professionals into our classrooms.  

Ankit Sharma, a Master of Business and Science (MBS) student, is using his data science and analytics skills to fight human trafficking. Sharma, MBS’23 was awarded a fellowship from Collaborative Solutions LLC for pinpointing human-trafficking hotspots using mapping and analysis software.  

In the Professional Science Master’s program, we strive to provide our students with opportunities for experiential learning. Professor Mark Burgess’ course Market Assessment and Analysis for Business and Science, a foundational MBS course, exemplifies this commitment by inviting industry professionals to provide real-world insight into the workforce.  

Most professionals agree, networking is vital to career growth. On Thursday, February 9th, the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program collaborated with the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association (HBA) to host a networking event. Our students had the chance to mingle with members of the HBA Central New Jersey chapter over dinner at the Rutgers Conference and Inn.  

The Rutgers Professional Science Master’s program strives to provide our students with job-relevant instruction. Our curriculum is shaped by expert instructors, industry advisors, and insight into real-world workforce needs.  

The Rutgers Spring Career & Internship Mega Fair is right around the corner. Are you ready? In preparation, MBS Executive Coach Abbe Rosenthal gave tips on how to answer one of the most common questions students are asked: “Can you tell me about yourself?” 

With over 875 million users, LinkedIn is one of the largest platforms for professional networking. It’s a powerful tool that can connect users to jobs, hirers, professionals, and opportunities. On Friday, January 27th, the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program invited Sarah Viner to share expert insight on how to level up your LinkedIn profile.

The Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program encourages students to participate in hands-on, experiential learning. As a renowned research institute, Rutgers University offers many opportunities for students to partake in the world of innovative research.