Global Programs: Social Innovation and Entrepreneurial Leadership in Africa

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Written by: Ajaylah Humphrey, MSW/MBA ’24 Traveling to new places and immersing yourself in another culture is crucial to being a well-rounded human being, let alone a professional in the working world today. Everyone lives a different life, and we Continue reading Global Programs: Social Innovation and Entrepreneurial Leadership in Africa

How to Make the Most of Your 11-Month Program

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Written by: Yashwanth Penugonda, MS in MIS ’24 The clock is ticking — you only have 11 short months until graduation day arrives. Before you know it, orientation will be a distant memory, and you’ll be walking across the stage Continue reading How to Make the Most of Your 11-Month Program

Buffalo Sports Team: A Quick History

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Written by: Matthew Cohen, MS in Business Analytics ’24 If you haven’t yet figured out that Buffalo is a sports town, then this blog is for you. No, we aren’t like other cities in America that are blessed with one Continue reading Buffalo Sports Team: A Quick History

My Three Favorite Study Spots on North Campus

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Written by: Graciana Truesdale, MS in Accounting ’24 Students are everywhere, hunched over tables scribbling in notebooks, and in groups taking a quick lunch break. A constant murmur of voices filling in the empty space. In another space, bookshelves and Continue reading My Three Favorite Study Spots on North Campus

A Grand Slam Experience: My First Buffalo Bisons Game

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Written by: Imran Nafis Rashid, MS in Business Analytics ’24 As an international student, the opportunity to delve into American culture is always an exciting prospect. I had the chance to do just that when a local friend from Buffalo Continue reading A Grand Slam Experience: My First Buffalo Bisons Game

Beyond the Books: Unique Learning Opportunities at UB

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Written by: Ajmain Islam, MS in Finance ’24 Achieving a balance between academic knowledge and real-world experiences is paramount for any graduate student looking to excel in their field. While academics provide the theoretical foundation and critical thinking skills necessary Continue reading Beyond the Books: Unique Learning Opportunities at UB

Maximize Your Graduate School Experience: Join a Club

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Written by: Eden Fekadu Gebremeskel, MS in Finance ’24 Joining clubs as a graduate student might initially seem demanding, but let me assure you, it is absolutely worth it. As an international graduate student, I quickly realized that joining clubs was a crucial step I needed Continue reading Maximize Your Graduate School Experience: Join a Club

Networking: How the UB School of Management Opens Doors

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Written by: Abinash Jena, MS in MIS ’24 In today’s competitive job market, networking is more than just a buzzword, it’s a vital skill that can significantly influence career success. For graduate students, especially those pursuing degrees in management, networking Continue reading Networking: How the UB School of Management Opens Doors

Next Level Leadership: A Transformative Experience in Skill-building and Gratitude

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Written by: Ajit Pawar, MS in Finance ’24 I had the privilege of participating in “Next Level – A Leadership Mentoring Experience” conference organized by Student Engagement at the University at Buffalo. This half-day, gamified conference for UB student leaders Continue reading Next Level Leadership: A Transformative Experience in Skill-building and Gratitude

A Guide to Living Options for UB Graduate Students

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Written by: Kaitlyn He, MBA ’24 Moving to a new place can be scary, especially if you’re moving to a new state or country. It’s even more daunting when you don’t have any friends (yet!) or family members living in Continue reading A Guide to Living Options for UB Graduate Students