The Ethics Primer on Data Privacy and Data Governance was an interactive event at Rutgers MBS on November 19, 2018, where students had the opportunity to discuss various data privacy issues. Ron Hedges, the guest speaker, is a member of Dentons' Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice group and consults on management and discovery of electronically stored information ("ESI"). He created awareness about ethical issues in workplace and clarified the doubts of the students regarding legal cases. 

The Graduation Dinner for the gradutes of Summer 2018, Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 was held on May 16 at Zimmerli Art Museum. It was a great occasion to celebrate with fellow graduates. That day will always be memorable to all the graduates of MBS program. Students received their degree certificate and best wishes from MBS staff for their next phase in their life. 

The Graduation Dinner for the MBS program was held at the Zimmerli Art Museum. 

Concluding the rigorous week of final exams, the annual holiday party witnessed students, alumni and faculty from the MBS program on December 18th at the Rutgers Club. Attendees gathered to celebrate and make connections with other attendees, especially the alumni where experiences were shared. A Rutgers graduate, currently Director of Product Development at Arrowhead was also present, and students were able to discuss possible opportunities for them in the Analytics field.

A good internship is a win-win situation: an intern receives valuable work experience, and an employer benefits from the intern’s energy, ideas, observations, and productivity. The MBS Internship Program further enriches this relationship by helping students meaningfully leverage their MBS education t

Rutgers Day is celebrated on the last Saturday of the month of April. Everybody is welcome!

Celebrating 252^nd Rutgers Day in April 2019

Holding an outdoor event in New Jersey's December weather is a gamble. In fact, it's generally unadvisable.

However, after three wonderful in-person, outdoor events held earlier this fall—under clear skies and in temperate weather—we decided to get creative so we could see each other and socialize with enough space to social distance just one more time before the new year. Heated tent? Check. Lots of food? Check. Fingers crossed? Check, check, check.

As we head toward year-end, we want to extend the warmest wishes of thanks, gratitude, and happiness to our MBS community of students, faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and students-to-be!

Incoming students, we can’t wait to meet you!

We have so many exciting things on the horizon for 2022, because we’re GROWING!