MSEM Blog

Why did you decide to pursue an MSEM degree? While my bachelor’s degree in computer engineering equipped me with the necessary technical knowledge, I was interested in business. I wanted…

Current student Niles Pierson is in his final semester of the MS in Engineering Management program. We sat down with Niles, who is also an officer in the Coast Guard,…

Last week, the first-year cohort completed the “Hospital Project,” which they began during orientation. Student teams were matched with project partners (doctors, nurses, and staff) at Johns Hopkins Hospital to…

Last week, the incoming cohort of MSEM students arrived on campus to begin a week-long orientation program. Our newest arrivals met with MSEM faculty, representatives from across the Hopkins community,…

MSEM students Raunaq Singh, Hanusha Durisety, and Shreya Munnuri are currently in Haifa, Israel competing in the Israel Institute of Technology’s T2MED Hackathon. T2MED is a 72-hour learning-by-doing event that…

Last week, our students returned home from their immersion trips. The locations this year were: Baltimore/DC, Denmark, Israel, Portugal, and Spain. See pictures below!

Several of our recent alums, Hanna, Paul and Mahita met up in San Francisco over the break!

The lighting of the Quad was delayed a week this year due to rain, but MSEM students claim it was worth the wait!

Watch the video to see the incredible year of impact at JHU. Also, big shoutout to MSEM student, Tyler Guarino and Tastee Tape (featured in the video). We are so…

Vaidehi has been working as a sustainability intern at the JHU Office of Sustainability. Here is a quick glance at her journey: https://lnkd.in/eAkAkamy Out of the 15 Scope 3 categories,…

Last night MSEM students and CLE faculty and staff celebrated at the annual holiday party! We toasted with beer and wine and feasted on Italian meatballs, lamb shawarma, chicken and…

As the semester comes to a close, Pam Sheff and Trevor Mackesey (Director and Co-Director of MSEM) celebrate with their teaching assistants from the course Strategies for Innovation & Growth.