O'Malley School of Business

Internships and Research

At Manhattan University’s O’Malley School of Business, learning extends far beyond the classroom. Our location in New York City—one of the world’s leading financial and business hubs—gives students direct access to internships, research opportunities, and professional networks that shape careers.

Whether you’re gaining experience at a global firm or collaborating with faculty on original research, you’ll develop the skills, confidence, and connections needed to succeed in today’s competitive business environment.

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Internships in New York City

New York City offers unparalleled access to internships across industries—from finance and consulting to marketing, technology, and entrepreneurship. With thousands of companies headquartered or operating in the city, students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in real-world business environments while still in school.

All students are encouraged to pursue internships during their time at Manhattan University. These experiences often lead to job offers, mentorships, and valuable professional connections. Combined with an industry-focused curriculum, internships ensure you graduate ready to contribute from day one.

Because major corporations recruit interns and full-time employees directly on our campus, many of our students have jobs by the time they graduate. Leading companies that have hired O'Malley School of Business interns include:

  • Anderson Tax
  • Avon
  • Bank of New York
  • Citibank
  • Deloitte & Touche
  • Ernst and Young
  • Goldman Sachs
  • J.P. Morgan Chase
  • KPMG
  • Morgan Stanley
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • Verizon

Undergraduate Research and Experiential Learning

Research at Manhattan University allows students to explore complex business challenges, analyze real-world data, and contribute original insights to the field. These opportunities help students clarify career goals while building meaningful relationships with faculty mentors.

From case studies and consulting projects to data analysis and academic publication, research experiences are designed to deepen your understanding of business while strengthening critical thinking and analytical skills.

Students will be encouraged to:

  • Collaborate with faculty on case studies and applied research
  • Participate in business consulting and industry-based projects
  • Conduct data analysis for academic journals or conference presentations
  • Present findings at academic or professional events

Signature Research Programs

Jasper Summer Research Scholars
A competitive summer program that provides funding and mentorship for students conducting in-depth research projects. Participants gain valuable experience while working closely with faculty on topics that align with their academic and professional interests.

Summer Fellows
An exclusive fellowship awarded annually to an outstanding School of Business student. This program supports ambitious, high-impact projects that connect academic study with experiential learning and career development.

Recent student research topics have included:

  • For the Game. For the World. For the Economy?: The Sports Economics of FIFA World Cups
  • Sex and Candy: The Influence of Sexual Content and Consumer Trait Perceptions on Ad Evaluations
  • The Correlation Between Sports and Entrepreneurial Success