Students Say
From the “breadth of classes” and “diversity of students” to its far-reaching “network within New York City,” the New York University Stern School of Business is an amazing option for any MBA candidate. Students rush to highlight its “unparalleled reputation in finance” as well as in “entertainment” and “tech.” There’s also a “strong focus on the intersection between business and society” along with great “access to experiential learning opportunities.” Stern fosters a “collaborative spirit” among its students. The MBA program also manages to attract “unbelievable” professors who are “all thought leaders in their fields.” As one impressed student notes, “Many have literally written the book on the subject we are studying.” Even better, the vast majority have proven themselves to be “outgoing and engaging both inside and outside of the classroom.” Indeed, they are “very accessible” and continually “challenge students to think on a deeper level.” Stern MBAs also offer praise for the administration. They are often “very responsive to the students needs and wants and frequently go out of their way to help the students.” A student shares, “They have been some of the most influential people on my Stern experience.”
Concentrations
Accounting
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Healthcare Administration
Finance
Information Systems/Information Technology
International Business
Investment Banking
JD/MBA - Dual Degree
Leadership/Management
Marketing
MD/MBA - Dual Degree
Media/Entertainment Sports Management
MS/MBA - Dual Degree
Organizational Behavior
Product Management
Real Estate
Supply Chain Management
Specialized Masters
Accounting
Analytics and Information Management
Business Administration
Data Analytics
Economics
Finance
Leadership/Management
Marketing
Certificate Programs
Analytics and Information Management
Corporate Finance
Data Analytics
Data Science
Finance
Investment Banking
Sustainability Management
Center for Research
Accounting
Economics
Entrepeneurship
Finance
Information Systems/Information Technology
International Business
Leadership/Management
Real Estate
Specialities of Faculty
Academic specialties of faculty
Endless Frontier Labs (EFL): Under the leadership of Founder and Director Professor Deepak Hegde, EFL attracts early-stage startups from around the world seeking to commercialize scientific and technological breakthroughs. At its 5th year mark, EFL already outpaces peer accelerators and counts a Unicorn among its graduates. Stern MBAs get a front row seat providing business development support to the startups through a companion MBA course, and a number of Stern grads ultimately get hired by their startups full time.
The Entrepreneurs Challenge, hosted annually by NYU Stern's Berkley Center for Entrepreneurship, is a springboard for promising NYU startups. Part-accelerator and part venture competition, this intense program will provide early-stage teams with how-to workshops, hands-on boot camps, 1:1 coaching, and access to prototyping funds—all designed to guide them step-by-step through launching and growing their startup.
The Climate Finance Initiative and The Henry Kaufman Initiative in Financial History were inaugurated in the fall 2023. Each initiative will serve as a cross-school nexus of excellence that engages faculty, students, peer institutions, policymakers, and more.
NYU Stern has 14 Centers & Initiatives including its Center for Sustainable Business, Fubon Center for Technology, Business and Innovation, and Chao-Hon Chen Institute for Global Real Estate Finance.
Sustainability
Courses in Sustainability
Yes
Sustainability course is
Optional
Description
www.stern.nyu.edu/portal-partners/academic-affairs-advising/specializations/sustainable-business-innovation
Research Opportunities in Sustainability
Yes
Description
www.stern.nyu.edu/sustainability
School's environmental commitment 1:
"In partnership with Empire State Realty Trust, the Spring 2024 Sustainable Business Pitch Competition tasked teams with leveraging CSB’s Return on Sustainability Investment (ROSI) methodology to build a framework to help real estate leaders track and understand the financial benefits (tangible and intangible) of decarbonization strategies.
Worldwide, buildings are responsible for around 40% of energy and process-related CO2 emissions, 50% of all extracted materials, 33% of water consumption and 35% of generated waste. Just 15% of real estate assets worldwide currently align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of net-zero emissions to limit global warming to no more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels by 2050. Transitioning to a lower-carbon built environment is essential to adapt and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
This was a very competitive year with 17 teams competing throughout the spring semester. "
School's environmental commitment 2:
The CSB team is working with affordable, green housing development companies and nonprofits to assess the business case for affordable green housing in order to drive more investment in underserved communities. CSB is partnering with the MultiImpact Family Council, who has dozens of member companies who will benefit from the research, framework and cases developed.
School's environmental commitment 3:
CSB has partnered with the UNPRI and dozens of private equity firms to unlock investment in sustainability for the firms' portfolio companies. We have developed research that explains how different sustainability strategies such as decarbonization, circularity and sustainable sourcing can result in value preservation and value creation, as well as frameworks and tools that help companies better track sustainability-related financial returns. We have also developed a private equity focused asynchronous course for portfolio companies on how to embed sustainability into corporate strategy and hosted a private equity conference for 160 private equity firms and institutional investors on sustainability.