Graduate Studies Blog

Clark University Graduate Studies held a series of Master Classes offering a window into an actual Clark graduate course. Sessions discussing subjects like Sustainability Marketing, Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace, and Climate Change Impacts and Adaptations, provide a deeper dive into graduate academics. 

We know that the change in Clark University’s academic calendar for the 2020-’21 school year is leaving a wide gap between the Fall and Spring semesters. With the help of graduate student Sonia Vo, MSF ‘21, we’ve compiled these tips about on and off campus activities for students who will be staying local during winter break.

Healthy Clark protocols remain in place to ensure safety of community

New program fosters sense of Clark community in a virtual world

Preparation, networking, and creative thinking keys to success

IDCE's Sharon Hanna advising a student.

Clark’s graduate students have had solid success in the recent job market thanks to their diligence, dedication, and experience. The positive results are all indicative of early engagement with Clark’s career planning resources, including conversations with advisers and alumni, and polishing résumé and interview skills. Resilience and patience have been the keys to success since the onset of COVID-19.

Clark University faculty, students, and staff now have free access to more than 20,000 expert-led courses through LinkedIn Learning, an on-demand platform that teaches skills across a variety of subjects.

Clark University’s School of Management (SOM) is launching three new graduate programs —  marketing,  marketing analytics, and  accounting analytics —   for fall 2020. Students will have the option of full- or part-time enrollment, with a select number of courses available online, and can complete a degree in one academic year.

As deputy cultural development officer for the City of Worcester, Che Anderson’s mantra is “Have an impact; do cool things” — words that have guided his personal and professional journey to become a more civic-minded public employee.