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Notre Dame’s new Digital Marketing Master’s is unique in one big way
The Mendoza College of Business will offer a STEM-designated, 10-month Master of Science in Digital Marketing beginning in August 2025 that is residential to the school’s storied South Bend, Indiana campus.
Experiential Learning
The human side of climate change
This Notre Dame business course challenges students to study how climate change affects vulnerable communities.
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Sustainable Careers
Brother and sister duo Adam Conrath (BBA ’17) and Kirsten Conrath Higgins (BBA ’14) ended up as young professionals in highly related fields in ways they never expected.
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Female empowerment at Notre Dame football not about 'publicity,' Marcus Freeman says
Olivia Mitchell (BBA '16) was named assistant athletic director for football operations. She is one of several women promoted by Notre Dame football.
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Notre Dame launches new master’s in digital marketing
Mendoza College of Business is launching a specialized master’s program designed to meet the increasing demand for professionals in digital marketing, which is projected to be one of the fastest-growing career sectors in the next decade.
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Notre Dame graduate business programs partner with Stonehill College
The partnership guarantees the admission of four qualified Stonehill students into Mendoza’s Master of Nonprofit Administration and six students into the Master of Science in Accountancy programs starting with the 2024-2025 academic year.
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Poets & Quants: Meet Notre Dame Mendoza’s MBA class of 2025
Poets & Quants profiled 12 Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business MBA students of the class of 2025.
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Mother-Daughter Duo turns tassels together at Notre Dame graduation this weekend
Kelley Wright received her Master of Business Administration on the same day her mother Denise Wright collected her Master of Non-Profit Administration, both from the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business.
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Cross Purposes
The crucifix by Croatian sculptor and former ND professor was installed in Mendoza’s atrium as a reminder of purpose and faith.