Acclaimed Brookline Restauranteur has MET Beginnings
A MET degree can lead you to success in any number of fields. Chompon “Boong” Boonnak earned his master’s in administrative studies with a concentration in financial economics, and now he’s in charge of two of the hottest Thai restaurants in town—Mahaniyom and Merai.
With MET Financial Management Master’s, Father Earns BU Degree Alongside Sons
The Kolar family enjoyed a unique Commencement. As a Boston University employee, Dave Kolar (MET’24) enjoys access to the conveniences of a Metropolitan College education.
MET Online Master’s Programs Climb U.S. News & World Report Poll for 2024, with 3 Top-10 Placements
For the 11th straight year, Metropolitan College online master’s degree programs have been deemed among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. This year, three graduate programs netted top-10 ratings, with each climbing above last year’s rankings.
Food Business Launched by Global Marketing Management Student Gets International Distribution
Students in the Boston University Metropolitan College MS in Global Marketing Management (MSGMM) program learn to leverage international entrepreneurship opportunities into innovative solutions, solving needs for both consumers and businesses.
In First Year, Administrative Sciences’ Entrepreneurship & Technology Symposium Gathers Dozens of International Innovation Leaders
The inaugural Entrepreneurship & Technology Symposium, hosted by Boston University Metropolitan College and the BU MET Department of Administrative Sciences on Friday, December 1, and Saturday, December 2, 2023, was an inspired gathering that drew focus on the expansive ecosystem of business and innovation.
Applied Business Analytics Celebrates 5 Years of Unmistakable Growth and Success
On Friday, April 21, the Metropolitan College Department of Administrative Sciences community gathered at Agganis Arena to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the launch of Master of Science in Applied Business Analytics, which has now helped professionals transition into data-driven roles as business analysts, data scientists, or consultants for half a decade.
DSLab Researchers Active at INFORMS 2022
Three MET Decision Sciences Research Laboratory (DSLab) researchers accompanied Professors Canan Gunes Corlu and John Maleyeff to the annual INFORMS conference held in Indianapolis, Indiana on October 16-20, 2022. Claire Ding presented a poster and made a presentation concerning her MBTA winter storm planning project (with co-authors Danielle Song and David Kuo, who were unable […]
Danielle Song wins best graduate student poster award at the Northeast Decision Sciences Institute conference.
Danielle Song (M.S. student in Applied Business Analytics) won the best graduate student poster award at the 52nd Northeast Decision Sciences Institute (NEDSI) conference in Newark, New Jersey, on April 8, 2022.
Project Management Club Meet & Greet Event
The Project Management Club had its first general meeting for 2022 on 23-Feb-2022, with about 50 people attending. The meeting was meant to be a chance to “meet & greet” each other in a safe way and to have a seriously fun brainstorming session to collect ideas for activities and special interest groups for the […]
DSLab researchers to present three papers at NEDSI Conference in Newark NJ
Five MET Decision Sciences Research Lab (DSLab) researchers have co-authored two articles and one poster to be presented at the 52nd Northeast Decision Sciences Institute (NEDSI) meeting on April 7-9 in Newark, New jersey. The first paper, “Severity Prediction Models to Support MBTA Winter Storm Planning,” was co-authored by M.S. students Yiwei (Danielle) Song, […]