At Babson, you’ll find a robust and stimulating academic community that will support you as you pursue various educational interests and offerings.
You’ll have the freedom to shape your course of study through our educational opportunities, as well as have access to the resources and support to see your endeavors through. Discover more of Babson's academic opportunities for undergraduate students below.
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Competing student teams from Babson, Olin, and Wellesley colleges probed the far-reaching entrepreneurial possibilities of AI at the one-day inaugural Generator-Microsoft Entrepreneurship & AI Buildathon.
Trond Undheim, the inaugural executive director of the C, Dean Metropoulos Institute of Technology and Entrepreneurship, is focused on infusing technology throughout Babson.
Babson honors students in the Class of 2024 had the opportunity to present their honors research projects at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) in Long Beach, California.
Divya Achanta ’23, who also taught a senior-led seminar, wrote her honors thesis about parasocial relationships in the music industry.
After taking a trip to Rwanda, a group of Babson students are spending the semester working on health projects meant to leave a lasting impact on the country’s people. Learn more about educational experiences abroad at Babson.
In an education abroad course in Rome, led by Professor Elizabeth Swanson, Babson students reflect on democracy: its origins, its ideals, and its shortcomings.
As part of the popular senior-led seminars at Babson College, Nairi Enright ’24 explained the fine points of making a good first impression.
At Babson College, Maria Herwagen ’23 teaches her fellow students how to make a portfolio, an often underused tool in a job search.
Priya Parrish ‘05 didn’t intend to become an impact investor. But, a social entrepreneurship class combined with an independent study changed everything.
GGF welcomes students interested in expanding their global education in a focused course of independent study. The program allows students to integrate their Babson business and liberal arts education with international studies and proficiency in another language.
