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Hugh Courtney
Dean and Professor of the D'Amore-McKim School of Business

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Hugh Courtney to conclude tenure as dean of D’Amore-McKim School of Business

Hugh Courtney to conclude tenure as dean of D’Amore-McKim School of Business

Courtney, who was appointed dean of the D’Amore-McKim School of Business in 2012, has cultivated a pioneering entrepreneurial ecosystem, led the development of new graduate programs, and hired outstanding faculty. He will conclude his tenure as dean during the 2016-17 academic year, and will remain a tenured member of the faculty afterward.
Northeastern launches master of science in innovation

Northeastern launches master of science in innovation

The yearlong graduate program is aimed at working professionals who want to become innovation leaders in the corporate environment.
How to develop responsible global leaders

How to develop responsible global leaders

In his keynote address at Northeastern’s second annual Global Leadership Summit on Tuesday, Lord Michael Hastings of KPMG International stressed the need for global corporations to foster positive social change.
Through co-op, students see startups firsthand

Through co-op, students see startups firsthand

Northeastern University and MassChallenge have teamed up to provide paid entrepreneurship co-op positions with start-up ventures, many of which are run by the university’s alumni.
Conference: Emerging markets shape international business

Conference: Emerging markets shape international business

Northeastern’s Center for Emerging Markets hosted a weekend conference on emerging market multinational companies.
Hugh Courtney appointed dean of the College of Business Administration

Hugh Courtney appointed dean of the College of Business Administration

The new dean, an expert on business strategy and education, says he was attracted by Northeastern’s “extraordinary focus on experiential learning, commitment to building global leaders, and investment in interdisciplinary research.”