Students in Hitchcock's biology course see biodiversity and climate change from a more global perspective thanks to a new collaboration with the University of Strathclyde in Scotland.
Through job shadow opportunities at two Boston-based financial advisory firms, Matthew Chafin ’27 gained insights into the roles and environments that best fit his values.
A business major at Brandeis, BenAvram serves as the Judges men’s fencing team saber captain while pursuing a fencing career that spans three competitive levels.
Communication and media studies, philosophy, politics and economics, quantitative economics and engineering science to expand university's academic footprint.
During an internship in Jackson, Mississippi, Lauren Balfour ’28 learned how transformative it can be for Southern Jews to share religious and cultural experiences, make connections and understand their region’s complicated past.
Through an internship in the Brain Trauma Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital, Chloé Bakayoko ’26 assists with research focused on childhood brain injuries.
This summer, Walid Ichcho ’27 put his passion for medicine and research into practice during a 12-week internship at Stanford Medicine.
For Jae Fioribello ’28, a summer internship at Central Square Theater helped bridge the gap between passion and profession.
Through internships, Brandeis students explore interests, develop professional skills and prepare for successful careers in a rapidly changing world.
Lewis Brooks ’80, P’16, will lead the newly created Center for Careers and Applied Liberal Arts, a cornerstone of the university’s effort to reimagine higher education.
Reshaping the academic enterprise will prepare Brandeis students to apply the liberal arts to better activate their learning and be career ready.
Renovation of former Kutz Hall underscores Brandeis’ historic mission and investment in the Jewish future
Scene at Brandeis is a series featuring the work of Brandeis' staff photographers from the past month.
By Dan Holmes and Gaelen Morse