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06/16/2026

In an age defined by algorithms, automation, and machine learning, the most important breakthroughs in artificial intelligence may still begin the old-fashioned way: with people coming together.

Faculty, researchers, and clinicians from across Johns Hopkins gathered for a convening of the Workgroup on AI and Healthcare to explore new ideas and collaborations shaping the future of healthcare.

Image Home News Faculty Research AI, Innovation, and Tech AI's next breakthrough might start with a handshake June 15, 2026 Some of the brightest minds in AI gathered in person at Johns Hopkins University’s Data Science and AI Institute for a convening of the Johns Hopkins Workgroup on AI and Heal...

06/15/2026

The JHU Carey Business School 2025 Flexible MBA Employment Report is now available. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4fIBPDU

06/12/2026

The classroom isn’t the only front-row seat to the future.

Through an invitation-only experience at The Helix, Booz Allen’s Center for Innovation, Information Systems and AI students explored how the advanced technology company deploys emerging technologies to solve real-world challenges. Thank you Eric Jones (Information Systems ’08) and Booz Allen Hamilton for hosting our students!

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06/11/2026

“I chose Carey because it sits at the intersection of technology and healthcare, where I want to grow. With a background in robotics and AI, I’ve always been drawn to solving complex problems, but healthcare taught me the importance of human-centered solutions. I want to build systems that don’t just work efficiently, but truly improve patient lives.”- Amitta Pacharapha (Health Care Management '27)

What made Carey stand out to you? Let us know in the comments!

06/03/2026

After earning his third degree from Carey Business School, Evander Tang reflects on his journey through the MBA, Health Care Management, and Finance programs- and looks ahead to beginning his fourth degree with the Carey community.

"This year’s ceremony was especially meaningful to me because I was listed with two Carey MS degrees in the Class of 2026. Completing these two programs over two consecutive semesters—one degree each semester—required sustained discipline, focus, and resilience.

I was honored to serve as the Chair of the Investment Committee for the Student-Managed Investment Fund. That was one of the most practical and meaningful parts of my time at Carey. This experience strengthened my investment judgment by connecting classroom finance concepts with real-money portfolio management and actual capital-allocation decisions.

From my MBA to my MS degrees in Health Care Management and Finance, I remain grateful for the opportunity to continue expanding my multidisciplinary expertise. I am also happy to share that I have been accepted into Carey's Marketing program!"

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06/02/2026

“I chose Carey Business School because of its focus on innovation, leadership, and real-world impact. I’m excited to join a community that encourages collaboration and forward-thinking solutions. Excited to begin my journey at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School this fall! Go, Hop!”- Ella Hwang (Management '27 & Student Athlete)

We're excited to welcome Ella and the newest members of our Carey community!

05/26/2026

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School celebrates the Class of 2026. The commencement speakers stressed the importance of taking risks and pivoting with changes.

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School celebrates the Class of 2026. The commencement speakers stressed the importance of taking risks and pivoting with changes.

05/22/2026

You're anything but ordinary, Class of 2026!

🎥: Tawni Johnson (MA/MBA '26)

05/21/2026

"Walking across the stage, what stood out isn't a single class or project — it's the people. The faculty who pushed my thinking, the classmates who became collaborators, and a Baltimore community that made it possible to build something real while still a student. I'm leaving Carey with a foundation rooted here, and ambitions that reach well beyond it."- Codie Perry (Flexible MBA '26)

We're so proud of the Class of 2026 and everyone who makes our Carey community so special!