How the iMSM Empowered Korede Oludiran to Reimagine His Business and Redefine His Career
After over 15 years of leading IT projects across public and private sectors, Korede Oludiran knew process improvement and change […]
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The Lawyer Who Codes: Why Kirk Sigmon chose Dartmouth Engineering
Kirk Sigmon isn’t your typical lawyer. As a partner and intellectual property attorney specializing in AI law, he constantly seeks
From Educator to Online Learner: Chuck’s Learning Journey with the Pitt MDS
For more than two decades, Charles “Chuck” Allias built his career in emergency medical services (EMS). As an educator and
Why Moe Obeidat Chose Pitt’s Online Master of Data Science
Moe Obeidat knows data. Based in the Chicago area, he works as a data analyst at a Fortune 500 company,
Gies College of Business Wins the Coursera Trailblazer Award for Online Education: Voices of Learners at Gies
Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois has been honored with the Trailblazer Award at the September 2025
36 Years of Experience, and Still Learning with Illinois Tech’s Online M.B.A.
After 36 years in the workforce, Belgium-based Laurence De Raet had already built a dynamic double career, as an employee
The ‘Unicorn’ MBA: How Chelsea Doman Found Her Perfect Fit at the Gies College of Business
As a single mom of four, Chelsea Doman knew that going back to school would take more than ambition; it
Dartmouth’s Online MEng in Computer Engineering: Beyond Skills, A Philosophy of Learning
When you enroll in Dartmouth’s online Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering (MEng-CE), you don’t just gain technical expertise; you
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Teaching with Heart: How Professor Peter Chin Brings Connection and Excellence to Dartmouth’s Online MEng
When you picture a machine learning class, you might imagine a sea of code, dense math, and a professor droning