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“Boston was also the right environment for this journey. It’s an international hub of innovation, with access to world-class faculty and diverse perspectives. MET’s flexibility allowed me to manage my studies while continuing to engage with my responsibilities as an officer. And outside the classroom, I found a second family, professors and classmates who challenged, supported, and inspired me. I’ve met people from all over the world, and we’ve formed friendships that I know will last forever.” Read more.

Valerie Contesta (MET ’25)
First Lieutenant, Finance Corps, Indonesian Army
MS, Supply Chain Management

“BU MET has prepared me well for my next career phase. It facilitated a seamless transition from biology to health informatics and data analytics. I gained not only exposure to the healthcare industry, but also delved into other realms. This gave me a diverse skill set and a broader understanding of various domains. It also gave me the necessary tools to think strategically, logically, and efficiently—skills applicable across different fields.” Read more.

Christel El Hayeck (MET’23)
Lead Associate, Strategy&
MS, Health Informatics; Concentration, Applied Data Analytics

“The MS in Arts Administration is a program rooted in everyday practice and offers many opportunities for students to engage diverse aspects of their interests... My time at MET offered me an exciting opportunity to gain diverse perspectives on strategic, hands-on arts management while being part of Boston’s innovation ecosystem... The skills I gained can be applied across the board—in the arts, social impact consulting, fundraising, and beyond. That is exactly what I’m doing right now.” Read more.

Priya Krishnamoorthy (MET’19)
Founder, 200 Million Artisans (Mumbai, India)
MS, Arts Administration

“As an international student, this journey came with its own set of challenges, adjusting to a new culture, different academic expectations, and navigating everything far from home. I found that participating in BU activities like dog therapy or play with Bean, stress relief events, and visiting the first gen Newbury Center made a real difference in keeping me grounded.” Read more.

Fita Refinalia (MET’25)
Project Controls, Engineering Department, Bristol Myers Squibb
MS, Project Management

“Beyond the academic and professional motivation to explore my fields of interest, studying abroad also presented a unique opportunity for personal growth. My aim was to make the most of my time in the US, both inside and outside of class. For this reason, I participated in conferences, took every opportunity to ask many questions, and sought advice from professors.” Read more.

Céline Marie Sandmaier (MET’23)
Fellow, McKinsey & Company
MS, Administrative Studies, Concentration in Innovation & Technology