Registrations

See below for open registrations and applications through the Boehly Center. Please check back often as the Boehly Center updates this page to showcase what current programs, events and courses are available. Just click on the respective gold buttons below to register or apply today!

All programs and events are open to any student interested in financial services and the Boehly Center does not discriminate on basis of race,​ national origin, color, ​sex, gender, sexual orientation, ​disability or age. To find out more click here.

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Events & Trainings

Apply now for a chance to receive hands-on SQL software training during the in-person workshop held Friday, November 10, 9 AM – 5 PM (includes one hour lunch break). Application review and admission decisions will be made on a rolling basis beginning Friday, October 16.

Programs

Opportunity for students to obtain points for attending sponsored events, programs, and trainings towards prizes through a web/mobile-based app.
Are you an underclassmen looking for guidance in choosing business classes, deciding a major, or exploring careers? The PMP is a six-week program where freshman and sophomores are paired with juniors and seniors, building a mentor-mentee relationship with a focus on topics specific to business school students. This is a great opportunity to meet other business students while learning pivotal skills like developing a resume, networking, and interviewing for jobs and internships.
Are you an upperclassmen looking to share your expertise in academic experiences, recruiting, interviews, and more? The PMP is a six-week program where freshman and sophomores are paired with juniors and seniors, building a mentor-mentee relationship with a focus on topics specific to business school students.

Course Applications

The purpose of this course is to provide real-world portfolio management and security analysis experience through the
management of the Mason School Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF). Increased interaction with the investment
community through the SMIF will provide enhanced learning opportunities and exposure to recent industry practices.
The goal of this course is to expose students through the case method of instruction to practices and recent developments within several specialized areas of the financial services sector. Key objectives are to develop the student’s problem solving
ability and written and oral communication skills through the quantitative and qualitative analysis of actual business situations.
Fundamentals of Hedge Fund Management is a multi-faceted course that gives students a broad overview of the hedge fund industry and what is needed to launch your own hedge fund(s) and hedge fund manager(s). It is designed to provide students with an overview of hedge funds, including (i) typical structures; (ii) primary internal and external parties; (iii) key regulatory, legal and ethical considerations; and (iv) selected managerial considerations for those interested in establishing a hedge fund manager and managing hedge funds.

Employment Opportunities

Tribe Careers is the main job, internship, and event posting site for the Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement in the Cohen Career Center.

Alumni Programs

Save the date! The Boehly Center plans to host its next Alumni and Intern Networking Harbor Cruise in New York City on July 20th, 2024. Registration to come. View highlights from the inaugural harbor cruise in 2023 here.

Newsletters

Subscription to the weekly Boehly Portfolio newsletter.
Subscription to the Boehly Center Monthly Happenings newsletter.
An educational blog about finance for university students and young professionals.

Other Opportunities