Empowering Entrepreneurs: How UB’s MIS Program Prepares You for Success

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By: Shruti Gupta Are you dreaming of becoming an entrepreneur like me and building your own successful startup? Look no further than the Management Information Systems (MIS) program at the University at Buffalo. With its innovative curriculum, hands-on learning experiences Continue reading Empowering Entrepreneurs: How UB’s MIS Program Prepares You for Success

Mastering Your MS in Business Analytics: Survival Guide

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Written by: Prateek Sharma Embarking on a Master’s in Business Analytics journey at the University at Buffalo (UB) is an exciting opportunity filled with possibilities. However, the path to success in such a rigorous program can be daunting. In this Continue reading Mastering Your MS in Business Analytics: Survival Guide

Your first winter in Buffalo: A Guide for International Students

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Written by Ana Teressa Kamthankar Buffalo, known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant community, is famous for its challenging winter. As an international student, I received numerous warnings about the cold, but nothing prepared me for the adventure that Buffalo’s Continue reading Your first winter in Buffalo: A Guide for International Students

Free Resources for UB Students

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Henry Okaro, MS in Finance '24

By Henry Okaro What I call the “MSF Study-Life Balance” refers to how I maintain a harmonious relationship between my studies and personal life in the Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program at UB. It involves consciously managing my Continue reading Free Resources for UB Students

Tips for Transitioning to Business Analytics

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Tanushree Agarwal, MS in Business Analytics '24

Written by: Tanushree Agarwal Transitioning into a new field can feel like stepping into the unknown, especially when everyone else seems to have a head start. But don’t let that deter you. The MS in Business Analytics program at UB Continue reading Tips for Transitioning to Business Analytics

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

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