Uniquely Focused on Hands-On Learning
Elevate your resume. Questrom courses are uniquely focused on Action Learning to provide boundless opportunities to bridge classroom knowledge with real-world skills, including site visits, case competitions, start-up accelerators, and more.
Questrom Core: Sophomore Year Start-Up Project
During your sophomore year, you will participate in a semester-long team-based core project that integrates coursework across finance, operations management, marketing, and data analytics, enabling you and a team to develop a comprehensive new product or service business plan.

Company Visits
Recently Professor Louis Salemy brought his undergraduate class to Little Leaf Farms in Shirley, MA for a tour of operation and to learn about how the company was started by the CEO, Paul Sellew. This multidisciplinary company visit shed light on business areas such as finance, operations, marketing, and entrepreneurship.
Case Competitions & Challenges
Kogod Case Competition
Cornell Stock Pitch Competition
Venture Capital Investment Case Competition
Learning Beyond the Classroom
There are endless opportunities to broaden your horizons outside of the classroom through student led company treks and courses that travel internationally.

BU Finance & Investment Club Treks
BU Finance & Investment Club members attended a 2-day trip to New York City and visited several firms such as Citi, Lazard, UBS, Ducera, Wells Fargo, and more.

Company Visits in Asia in the Global Management Experience
Questrom’s Global Management Experience class visited several companies this Spring Break aboard in Japan, such as Nissan and Mikihouse.
Extra-Curricular Learning Opportunities
Besides hands-on classes, programs overseas, and student led treks, students participate in a variety of extra-curricular engagements that enrich the learning experience at Questrom.

Summer Program at Boston’s Emergency Management Office
Jiefu Huang (Questrom’24) (right), worked in the City of Boston’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM) this summer, promoting the program at Mayor’s Wu coffee hours, and much more.

Alternative Spring Breaks
Rafaele Dimaggio (Questrom’25) (left), Guoyangzi “Angela” An (Questrom’25) (middle), and Kate Lewis (ENG’25) (right) check out a gift shop after volunteering all day on their Spring Break.

First Year Outreach Project Clean Up at Pope John Paul II Park
The First Year Student Outreach Project is full of opportunities to give back to the Greater Boston community and engage with fellow Terriers.