Mendoza School of Business

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    Making an impact as a business graduate

    Study International listed four business schools, including the Mendoza College of Business, with grad programs that help students make a difference in the world and in their futures.

    Study International

  • From Learning to Doing: MNA Student Excels in Hands-on Grow Irish Experience

    "Grow Irish Week was a great opportunity to collaborate with my peers within a supportive team environment, and to bring together a variety of ideas and perspectives.” - Ellie Quijada-Navarro

    Bryan Fields

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    Gaming out research

    Notre Dame partners with Tel Aviv University to explore the social impact of online gaming in the MENA region.

    Brendan O’Shaughnessy (ND '93)

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    Undergrads gain global business perspective in Poland

    Over the course of 10 days, the Deloitte International Business Scholars met with top business leaders, entrepreneurs and government officials in Poland to discuss ethical business.

    Brandi Wampler

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    Grow Irish Week elevates graduate business student experience

    Grow Irish Week is designed to provide meaningful skill-building and field experience for career development through immersive, off-campus learning opportunities.

    Brandi Wampler

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    Notre Dame business student spends summer teaching, volunteering at school for disabled in Uganda

    NDBridge, a summer immersion program, challenges rising sophomores to “think hard about injustice, work with communities around the world that face it and consider their responsibility to the common good while at Notre Dame and beyond.” For business major Anna Koeberlein, it was the perfect service opportunity.

    Shannon Roddel

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    Rebuilding Ukraine’s Future

    “The scope of this project was for UCU to set up a foundation in Wroclaw to help these refugees adapt to Polish society, but also from the other lens, too – it’s how do you help Polish citizens welcome the Ukrainian refugees?” said Jack Joswick (MBA ’23).

    Brendan O’Shaughnessy and Paige Risser

  • Mendoza adds international projects to expand immersion opportunities

    For the first time, University of Notre Dame MBA students can now tackle business challenges globally through new international projects. These week-long projects provide students with the opportunity to work for organizations in one of four countries.

    Bryan Fields

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    Mission Driven

    Graduate students in Notre Dame’s Executive MBA program may have started small, but their goal of making an impact grew into reality by raising tens of thousands of dollars for a South Bend community group and veterans’ housing.

    Brendan O’Shaughnessy

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    Program Like a Champion

    The Notre Dame MSBA program took a fun class challenge and turned it into an annual competition that allows each cohort to exercise their programming skills.

    Brandi Wampler