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Experiential Learning
A partnership between Notre Dame's Nanovic Institute and Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU) brought undergrad business student Robert Batistich and a group of other students together with 20 Ukrainian students for a summer school encounter. Batistich said "We were there to learn about building resilience, but it seemed like they [the Ukrainian students] had already built a lot of it over the past 18 months.”
Mendoza
Learn more about business school life in this edition of Real Humans: MBA Students featuring new candidates at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business.
Finance & Markets
Students Jack Viscuso (BBA ’25), Jack Wayman (BBA ’25) and Ellie Wyshner (BBA ’25) took first in the Undergraduate Stock Pitch Challenge at Cornell University’s SC Johnson College of Business.
Mendoza
Management Consulting major Jimmy Grammig is aiming to turn his passion to travel into a career in the hospitality industry.
Business Ethics
Faculty from the Mendoza College of Business and the Pulte Institute for Global Development developed the inaugural “Reimagining Business Excellence” program with the director of the Jerusalem Global Gateway, to bring together university experts with leaders and entrepreneurs who work and care for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Mendoza
Undergraduate business student Meaghan Northup writes about her experience at Notre Dame as a person with ADHD and how she faces challenges, her successes and finding everlasting friendships.
Experiential Learning
Over the course of 10 days, the Deloitte International Business Scholars met with top business leaders, entrepreneurs and government officials in Poland to discuss ethical business.
Business on the Frontlines
Grow Irish Week is designed to provide meaningful skill-building and field experience for career development through immersive, off-campus learning opportunities.
Experiential Learning
NDBridge, a summer immersion program, challenges rising sophomores to “think hard about injustice, work with communities around the world that face it and consider their responsibility to the common good while at Notre Dame and beyond.” For business major Anna Koeberlein, it was the perfect service opportunity.
In the Classroom
The new focus will give EMBA students opportunities to explore the business environment of the Global South, where Mendoza has long been involved as part of its mission for business to have a positive impact.