by Daniel Keyes (GSB ’12) There is a common perception among business students that undergraduate research is the purview of science majors, with little relevance to the study of business. Not so. Business research allows students to expand their knowledge …
Especially for a student as adept at business as Sean O’Connor (GSB ’12), it takes tons of passion and drive — not to mention will power — to turn down a $70,000-per-year offer with a major bank. But that is …
Rose Hill students know that one of the coolest features of their campus is that they’ve got free rein to explore New York City, which unfolds immediately beyond the gates. Fordham London Centre students have a similar advantage. Right outside …
Attention, accounting students — the firm J.H. Cohn invites all Gabelli accounting majors entering their sophomore, junior or senior years to attend an open house at its New York office on June 6, 2012. This is a great chance to …
Have a summer finance internship lined up? If you do, consider pairing it with this unique 9-evening professional networking and development program. Gabelli students are invited to apply for the highly renowned Wall Street Exchange 2012 Professional Development and Leadership Program, …
The road was not easy — four rounds of interviews over the course of six weeks — but Karan Gupta (GSB ’14) emerged victorious at the end, the recipient of an investment banking analyst internship at European banking giant BNP …
Putting the marketing half of her dual concentration into action, Alice O’Brien (GSB ’12) will join the New York Post’s advertising sales staff after graduation, starting in June as an account coordinator selling both newspaper and digital advertising. Alice’s position …
A little more than a half-century ago, in 1961, the American Marketing Association’s annual student marketing conference was held right here on the Rose Hill campus. Fordham students still participate in AMA-sponsored conferences, most recently last month’s International Collegiate Conference. …
Quantitative finance is exploding as a career field, leading students of all backgrounds — not only business, but also math, physics, computer science and engineering — to wonder whether it might be for them. Could an advanced degree in quantitative …
What will make the New York of 2025 tick? What will influence how the Berlin of 2074 operates? What will determine how well the Shanghai of 2139 serves its residents? The answer, in large part, is technology — especially information …
