Questrom School of Business offers a top-tier undergraduate business program focused on preparing students to be day-one ready. Driven by a top-ranked faculty, guided by research with impact, and grounded in real-world experience, we’re helping provide students an edge in a sea of smart competition.
Questrom offers a portfolio of distinctive and relevant graduate programs and experiences that prepare business leaders who are competitive in the marketplace and able to use the power of business to create value for the world.
We know you’re not “one-size-fits-all.” At Questrom School of Business, neither are we. That why we offer multiple MBA program options and countless ways to customize your degree, so you can earn your MBA your way. No matter which program you choose, a Questrom MBA will put you ahead of the curve and position you for future success.
Questrom has an array of award-winning specialty master’s programs, each designed to provide in-depth experience in a specific area of business. Here you’ll find a comprehensive guide to help you understand the differences and similarities among our four distinctive programs: MS in Management Studies, MS in Business Analytics, MS in Finance, and MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology.
Whether you take on Questrom’s MBA+MS in Digital Technology (MBA+MSDT) or you partner with one of BU’s other exceptional graduate schools, you’ll have the opportunity to double your expertise during your time here. You’ll maximize your resources and contacts, and leave with two degrees from one of the world’s leading research institutuions.
Questrom’s PhD programs form a close group of extraordinary scholars. Each year, new PhD students join our vibrant community, where collaboration, not competition – is the driving force. It’s a collegial atmosphere where students benefit from the diverse backgrounds of their classmates and faculty.
By fostering relationships with alumni, industry leaders, policy makers, BU partners, and the greater Boston community, recruiting at Questrom and working with our students on key projects enables both parties to advance the most successful career opportunities and business outcomes.
By intertwining both disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives, our aim is to shape business practices, inform policy decisions, and optimize the positive contributions of business in society.
Allen and Kelli Questrom Professor in information systems
FELD FAMILY PROFESSOR IN INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP, MANAGEMENT & ORGANIZATIONS
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Assistant Professor Douglas Hannah was awarded the Kauffman Best Paper in Entrepreneurial Cognition at the Academy of Management Annual Conference in August. This blog post builds on the insights from this ongoing research, joint with Shi Ying Lim at the National University of Singapore, as well as teaching in Questrom’s Innovation & Entrepreneurship Minor. If […]
by Jay ZagorskySeptember 2, 2024 Indiana Capital Chronicle recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing the significance of Labor Day. In 1882, Labor Day was established by New York City’s Central Labor Union to unify workers and advocate for shorter work hours. While many people today view […]
by Constance HadleySeptember 3, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article referencing research conducted by Connie Hadley, Research Associate Professor in Management and Organizations on best practice for navigating bipolar disorder in the workplace.
On this episode of the Insights at Questrom podcast, Insights@Questrom contributor Shannon Light sat down with Chris Dellarocas, Associate Provost for Digital Learning & Innovation at Boston University and Richard C. Shipley Professor of Information Systems at the Questrom School of Business and DK Lee, Kelli Questrom Associate Professor in Information Systems and Computing & […]
by Greg StollerOn this episode of the Insights@Questrom Podcast, we talk to Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation and Director of Questrom Case Competitions, and Robyn Johnson, Questrom Undergraduate Academic Advisor and part-time MBA student, Class of 2024. Following her team’s recent win, Robyn discusses her experience competing in Questrom’s 5th annual Battle of the […]
by Dave EpsteinWelcome back to the first term of 2024! I hope you are all vaccinated for the latest COVID strains that are rapidly making their way through the population.
September 5, 2024 USA Today recently published an article featuring Nailya Ordabayeva, Kelli Questrom Associate Professor in Marketing, discussing the prevalent strategy of shrinkflation.
by Constance HadleySeptember 3, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article referencing research conducted by Connie Hadley, Research Associate Professor in Management and Organizations on best practice for navigating bipolar disorder in the workplace.
by Greg StollerAugust 29, 2024 WJAR recently interviewed Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, to discuss the “underconsumption core” trend taking over social media.
