These short-term, half-credit courses focus on various industries and cities and take place during school breaks.
The New York City Tech Sector
This program features visits to tech-sector businesses, lectures, extracurricular activities, and networking opportunities with alumni in the NYC area.
The program focuses on entrepreneurship, established tech, new and emerging tech, and the finance of innovation. It is designed to:
- Provide students with an understanding of New York’s entrepreneurial and technology-focused business environment.
- Help students gain a working knowledge of tech-sector business practices through panel discussions and company visits.
- Help prepare students for careers in the tech sector.
- Connect students with alumni in the industry.
Learn more and apply by Oct 2.
The Los Angeles Arts, Entertainment, and Media Sectors
This program features visits to arts, entertainment, and media businesses, panels, extracurricular activities, and networking opportunities with alumni in the Los Angeles area.
The program focuses on arts, entertainment and media. It is designed to:
- Provide students with an understanding of the LA arts-, entertainment-, and media-focused business environment.
- Help students gain a working knowledge of the arts, entertainment, and media industries and direct interaction with business leaders.
- Help prepare students for careers in the arts, entertainment, and media sectors.
- Connect students with alumni in the industry.
Questions can be directed to Lee Kramer, Director of Student Life.
¹ Starting with Advance Registration in spring 2022, all course numbers are changing from 3 to 4 numbers/characters. In general, if the old course number was <100, the new course number will be the old number prefaced by a zero. If the old course number was >100, the new course number will be the old number with a zero appended to the end, e.g., WH 297 becomes WH 2970.