MBA Blog & News

Emeritus professor Theodore Marmor was a leading authority on welfare state politics and author of the seminal book The Politics of Medicare.

Bruce DelMonico, assistant dean for admissions, explains what the MBA application looks like, what the Admissions Committee is looking for, and why the MBA is a good investment for your future.

Jay Choi ’27, who was based in Seoul during his military service, drew on his personal and professional connections to the city while bringing a group of Yale SOM peers to the Asian Leadership Conference.

After several years in the nonprofit sector, Emma Pred-Sosa ’27 dove into healthcare consulting with a summer internship in the firm’s New York office.

Caroline Petro ’26 relied on personalized coaching and interview prep provided by the Career Development Office as she navigated the consulting internship search. 

The Journal of Financial Economics recognized Ma and his co-authors for research showing how to value data and how to design the markets where it is traded—questions that have become central in the age of AI.

We followed MBA student Tiera Williams ’27 as she honed her consulting skills, caught up with friends, and explored New Haven’s parks and eateries.

Scholars in operations, marketing, and global affairs joined the faculty for the 2026-27 academic year.

For the second year, SOM partnered with the Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics to host a series of conferences featuring faculty from the university and beyond.

Students worked with city mentors on initiatives designed to support equitable growth across New Haven.