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Business Administration & Economics Applied Learning Opportunities at Worcester State
When it comes to business administration and economics at Worcester State University, we believe that many crucial lessons occur outside the classroom. That’s why we offer you engaging hands-on learning opportunities through community-based coursework, one-on-one faculty research collaborations, and rewarding internships. Many of our courses incorporate real-world issues—like helping to solve organizational challenges at the acclaimed Worcester Art Museum.
You also will have the opportunity to work side-by-side with esteemed faculty members on business administration and economics research projects.
Business Administration & Economics News
Luster Named a 'Power 50' by Worcester Business Journal
Stacey Luster, J.D., general counselor and assistant to the president for employment and equal opportunity, has been named one of this year’s ‘Power 50’ by the Worcester Business Journal
Lenny Tran ’23 Wins 2021 Robert K. O’Brien Next Big Idea Contest for Sneaker Restoration Business
The second time’s a charm for sophomore business major Lenny Tran ’23, who won the 2021 Robert K. O’Brien ’58 Next Big Idea competition on Friday, April 23, for The Pablo Way, an online sneaker restoration business that he hopes to expand into a physical storefront to reach more customers.
Agreement Smooths Way for Communications, Business Majors to Earn Master’s Degree at Clark
Worcester State students now have a local pathway to a graduate degree in communications thanks to an agreement signed with Clark University. The articulation agreement provides guaranteed admission and reduced tuition to students that meet program criteria.
Anonymous Gift to Expand Career Closet for Students Needing Business Attire
Worcester State community members who are spring cleaning during home confinement might consider donating unwanted professional clothing to the Career Closet, a resource for students wanting to make a good first impression in the business world.
Entrepreneur in Residence Offers Advice for Business Owners Struggling to Survive the Pandemic
While the COVID-19 pandemic is causing extreme disruption in the business world, it also presents an opportunity to take a deep dive into a company’s business strategy while day-to-day operations are at a standstill, according to Steven F. Dorval, Worcester State’s Entrepreneur in Residence.
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