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Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “What do you think makes you stand out as a professor? I am not sure, I would love to know what my students think! If I had to guess, I’d say it’s my enthusiasm for strategy. I am genuinely excited for each class, and I work hard to foster an intellectual environment where students are comfortable sharing their ideas. I truly believe that in a class like Strategic Management where the business problems are complex and subjective, everyone has a nuanced angle into the same problem. Each angle is valuable, and I seek to get as many angles into our discussions as possible. I believe that enriches everyone’s thought processes and strengthens our analytical conclusions.

“Otherwise, it could be the breadth of materials I pull into our class discussions: I’m equally likely to engage in a deep analysis of Boeing and Airbus’s rivalry as I am to unpack Mariah Carey’s strategic choices.”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “What do you think makes you stand out as a professor? I aspire to create a classroom culture that encourages connections between students. The hour or so that students spend off of their devices, debating ideas and bouncing thoughts off one another feels increasingly rare yet precious. I am staunchly low-tech in my classroom approach, limiting technology and prioritizing experiential learning and face-to-face interaction above all else. The most gratifying thing for me is when my students come up to me after the semester ends and actually thank me for banning their phones and laptops during class!”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “Another program differentiator, say students, is Stern’s wide array of experiential learning opportunities. The 2025 recipient of P&Q’s “Best In Class” Award for Experiential Learning, NYU Stern is able to tap into leading companies and industries though its New York City locale…where a sizable chunk of its alumni base resides. Along with conscientiously injecting company partnerships and projects into its curriculum, Stern delivers a series of mini-internships where students gain intensive, relevant experience long before they graduate.”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “Professor Deepak Hegde, EFL’s founder and director, says the program is built on a simple premise: world-class science needs a path to reach patients. EFL supports founders with clear milestones, no-equity terms, and an ecosystem built to reduce uncertainty for early-stage science.”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “Yet Harvard comes in fourth at Goldman, behind Columbia, NYU Stern, and Wharton–business schools with strong reputations in finance.”

Excerpt from Financial Times — “The nine-month mentorship programme is focused on maximising the potential of scalable science and technology start-ups.”

Excerpt from Financial Times — “The article introduces MBA students to the concept of cost-effectiveness analysis, sometimes called cost-utility analysis. We discuss this concept in my Healthcare Markets course, part of Stern’s Healthcare Initiative, as an example of how government regulation of healthcare markets affects business strategy.”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “What drives these outcomes isn’t just location—it’s structure. Stern’s career center has long been one of the most employer-engaged in the country, especially with New York-based firms.”

Excerpt from Clear Admit — “I chose NYU Stern because of the Fertitta Veterans MBA Program. Beyond the scholarship benefit, the summer programming proved invaluable.”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “In short, for those evaluating ‘best in class’ in experiential learning, Stern sets the bar. It’s embedded in the curriculum, broad in scope, aligned with industry, and accessible at scale. Its leadership isn’t accidental—it’s the product of a deliberate effort to make learning as dynamic and real as the business world students are preparing to lead.”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “Rounding out the Top 3 is Amy Webb, CEO of the Future Today Strategy Group and an adjunct professor at New York University’s Stern School. Described as a ‘quantitative futurist’, Webb is best known for two of her books: The Genesis Machine and The Big Nine – along with her eagerly-anticipated Tech Trends Report.” 

NYU Stern Professor Robert Seamans, Founding Director of Stern’s Center for the Future of Management, is a leading voice in the conversation on how technology is transforming business.

The Prix Galien is an international awards program dedicated to progress through innovative medicines development, with chapters in 14 countries and Africa. It is overseen by The Galien Foundation, which fosters, recognizes and rewards excellence in scientific innovation to improve the state of human health. Endless Frontier Labs was recognized with this honor at the 19th annual Prix Galien Awards Gala at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
 

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Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “Applications to NYU Stern School of Business’s full-time MBA program jumped to nearly 5,000 for the Class of 2027 — a 60% increase from just two years ago. The larger pool helped push the class GMAT average to a school record and allowed Stern to actually increase its international population, bucking the declines reported at many U.S. MBA programs this fall.”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — “Passport Day stands as my favorite tradition at Stern. It is truly the most joyful event on campus!”

Excerpt from Financial Times — “‘Balancing an EMBA, a senior leadership role and family life is not a solo act. It requires an overhaul,’ says Aguilo, who sketched out contingency plans for the ‘ripple effects’ studying might cause, then refined them regularly. Delegation at work became, she says, a development opportunity to empower her team with ‘stretch projects’ while she carved out time and focus for study. The long commutes became time for reflection.”

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Excerpt from Poets&Quants — "As TRIUM prepares to mark its 25th anniversary, its vision feels as relevant as ever. What began as an experiment in combining business education with geopolitical literacy has become a framework for training global leaders to navigate a fractured, fast-changing world."

Excerpt from BusinessBecause — “Stern's finance program is consistently ranked among the best in the world, backed by faculty who are leaders in financial research and practice. The school's proximity to Wall Street and a broad range of finance electives make it ideal for students hoping to launch a career in finance.”
 

Excerpt from Financial Times — “Some institutions, from NYU: Stern and Hult International to the Kelley School of Business in Indiana and Leavey School of Business in Santa Clara, California, offer bespoke sports and business qualifications, often for younger enthusiasts keen to become or remain involved with sports other than as participants.”

Excerpt from Poets&Quants — "From post-class hangs in Washington Square Park to industry events just a subway ride away, the city becomes an extension of the school itself. The energy, diversity, and sheer number of experiences bring people together in ways that no other campus can."

Excerpt from Impact Entrepreneur — “He was soon joined by Brenton Rego, a student at NYU Stern who had encountered the concept of Creating Shared Value in the classroom and wanted to see how it could play out in practice.”
 

Excerpt from Forbes — “Glazer—a Los Angeles native who is currently enrolled in NYU’s Stern School of Business—didn’t stop at the packaging. As her first launch since partnering with Revolve Beauty in July 2025, the entrepreneur insists the refillable lip liners check every box.”