Students can develop social and professional skills by joining one or more of the business clubs on campus.
Student Clubs and Organizations
Entrepreneurs/Innovators Club
The Entrepreneurs/Innovators Club introduces its members to the world of entrepreneurship through activities with successful and established entrepreneurs as well as those just starting companies. The club provides a venue for members to both network and receive guidance for their own ventures. The club supports new entrepreneurs in the NU community through networking opportunities, advising and consultation, field trips, guest speakers and by providing seed money for new ventures.
Email: Contact form
Website: http://www.huskyentrepreneurs.com/
Finance and Investment Club
The Finance and Investment Club supports the development of future financial professionals through career-oriented activities, including talks by faculty members and professionals from the business community, and field trips to top investment firms and centers. The club also runs an investment challenge simulation and provides workshops on resume writing.
Email: financeinvestment@neu.edu
International Business Club
The mission of the International Business Club is to introduce students of all business majors to the world of international business, both conceptually and practically. This is accomplished through guest speakers, cultural activities, trips, conferences and the practice of foreign language use among the members.
Email: ibc@neu.edu
Marketing Club
The NU Marketing Association (NUMA) supports students' development in the field by organizing hands-on marketing projects, hosting guest speakers, providing discounted membership to the American Marketing Association (AMA), and by participating in the AMA's annual International Collegiate conference in New Orleans, Lousiana. The conference offers an opportunity to recognize and honor the AMA Collegiate Chapters that excel in professional marketing service to their members, their university, and their marketing community.
Email: contactnuma@gmail.com
Website: www.neu.edu/numa
MIS Club
The mission of the MIS club is to expose our members and students to the central role that information systems play in modern organizations. We seek to explore the intersection of information systems with other disciplines such as, strategy, operations management, finance, marketing and entrepreneurship. NUMIS is committed to strengthening the bond between students, the business community and the Northeastern University alumni network. We bring top executives and experts from the business community to campus to give career-oriented lectures and seminars. We also organize field trips and networking events for students.
Email: numisclub@gmail.com
Supply Chain Management Club
The purpose of the the Northeastern University Supply Chain Management Club is to provide information, guidance and assistance to students interested in logistics and supply chain management. The Supply Chain Club sponsors presentations by professionals in logistics and supply chain management and field trips to facilities at such area companies as UPS, Massport, Wal-Mart and Bose.
Women in Business Club
The Club connects and engages undergraduate students to the business environment through professional and personal interaction with others with similar interests in the business world through meetings, guest speakers, workshops, and volunteer work.
Email: k.daniels@neu.edu
Honors Fraternities and Societies
Beta Alpha Psi
Beta Alpha Psi is a national co-ed scholastic and professional fraternity for accounting, finance and management information students and professionals. The primary objective of the fraternity is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field. This includes promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems; providing opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals; and encouraging a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility.
Email: neubap@gmail.com
Beta Gamma Sigma, Delta Chapter of Massachusetts
The purpose of this society is to encourage and reward scholarship and accomplishment among students of business administration, to promote the advancement of education in the art and science of business, and to foster integrity in business operations.
Financial Management Association National Honors Society
The FMA recognizes and awards scholastic achievement for finance concentrators who have excelled in their studies. Outstanding juniors and seniors are inducted into the society each spring. Students who have a 3.25 QPA overall and in their finance courses, and who have completed at least four finance courses are invited to join.