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Financing Small Market Baseball: A Case Study of the Auburn Doubledays , Derek Wohlfarth

A Geographical Analysis of the Origin of National Football League Players and Draftees , Robert Murray

An Investigation into the Accounting Practices of Owners in the Professional Sport Industry with specific consideration of implications to Players, Taxpayers, and Local Governments , Stephen Michael Rathbun

Major League Soccer Case Study An Examination into the Future of the League , Matt Samost

Determinants of Major League Baseball Player Salaries , Tyler Wasserman

Marketing Pastimes: Comparing the Brand Strengths of Real Madrid & The New York Yankees , Colin Wilson Powers

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5 Ph.D. in Sports Management Capstone Topics

Top 5 topics for a dissertation in sports management.

• Gender in Sports
• Football Safety Regulations
• Role of Politics in Sport
• Improving Random Drug Testing
• Holding Athletes to Unrealistic Standards

To complete a Ph.D. in Sports Management, students have to fulfill the dissertation requirement that demands independent research, a lengthy write-up, and thesis defense. Sometimes, however, the beginning may seem like the most difficult part of the process as finding a good topic can be incredibly hard.

1. Gender in Sports

As one of the issues that have been in the spotlight recently, the role of gender in sports is certainly a great topic for any Ph.D. student. With the recent win of the United States female national team in soccer, which claimed the world title twice in a row, many have complained about equal pay issues. And rightly so. After all, women who participate in sports continue to only make a fraction of men’s salaries. This comes without any regard for efficiency and success as proven by the female soccer team that outranks their male counterparts in virtually every category. Thus, a topic in this area would be quite easy to research and even easier to write.

2. Football Safety Regulations

Over the past few decades, the National Football League has witnessed innumerable changes relating to the safety measures. After the current commissioner of the league, Roger Goodell, took over in 2006, the rules got even more strict. Nonetheless, the number of players who suffer from concussions or career-ending injuries is still concerningly high. Students who choose to make their sports management dissertation focused on these regulations and potential ways to improve them would have a very fun and exciting topic at their hands.

3. Role of Politics in Sport

A few years ago, Colin Kaepernick engaged what seemed to be the entire United States in a fierce battle over the role of politics in sport. His silent protest ignited a passionate response from both sides. Even after those types of protests passed, politics have found a way to get involved in every sport. Whilst the two spheres had many touching points throughout history, the growing connections between them have certainly impacted sports in a variety of ways. Students who are interested in this topic could look into the most common benefits and downsides of athletes and politicians crossing over into each others’ domains.

4. Improving Random Drug Testing

One of the most prevalent complaints when it comes to random drug testing is the fact that it sometimes appears to be everything but random. In 2018, for instance, NFL player Eric Reid was selected for a total of seven tests within just 11 weeks. According to The Guardian , statistics showed that the odds of this happening were highly improbable. The scandal was so large that the NFL was forced to issue a public statement explaining how their algorithm works. Since these types of problems are present across the board, sports management students in Ph.D. programs can seek ways to help improve the testing procedures.

Related Resource: Top 10 Ph.D. Programs in Sports Management

5. Holding Athletes to Unrealistic Standards

Although incredibly high earnings and fame are very attractive benefits of being a successful athlete, there are quite a few downsides as well. The most dangerous one is the fact that people tend to hold these individuals to unrealistic standards. Since they are constantly under the spotlight, it is not uncommon to see them being criticized for pretty much anything that they do. Such unreasonable scrutiny can be very dangerous and push those individuals to a breaking point. Hence why a topic explaining why athletes should not be held above anyone else could be both insightful and helpful.

Students who may want to combine other topics in their dissertation can look into questions related to athletes’ pay, media’s role in sports, and so on. Those who may simply want to focus their Ph.D. in Sports Management on contemporary sports issues, however, should look into one of these five choices.

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Bring Four Years of Coursework and Personal Experiences Together

The Senior Capstone Project is the opportunity for students to bring four years of coursework and academic and personal experiences together by engaging in an extended project in their interest of study. This year's sport management capstone projects are designed to explore different topical areas, from the stock market prediction using machine learning, to human capital in sports. The student presentations and study abstracts are available below.

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[ MLS stadium types and their impact on financial success ]      

[ Determinants of PGA earnings ]   

[ Payroll and performance in NBA ]                

[ A forecast of future sports stock prices ]     

[ Correlations between advanced player statistics and winning ]                          

[ NFL play type and winning percentage ]         

[ Driving distance and PGA Tour success ]              

[ Determinants of NFL fan violence ] 

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Connor Haines

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Nicole Kress

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Alex Kuchnicki

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Kameron McKithen

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Joseph Pedisch

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Brian Siket

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David Skolnick

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Project title: an investigation of whether using soccer-specific stadiums or multi-purpose stadiums are a better fit for an mls franchise.

by Matthew Goldberg

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Matthew Goldberg 

Matthew Goldberg is a senior at Arcadia University pursing a bachelor’s degree in Sport Management while minoring in Business Administration with a concentration in Management. He is from Titusville, NJ. Matthew is a 4-year member of Arcadia’s Men’s Soccer Team. Throughout Matthew’s career at Arcadia he interned with two different organizations. At the end of his sophomore year he interned with a digital marketing company called Dovr Media, where he learned about social media marketing, reputation management, and search-engine optimization (SEO). In his Junior and Senior year Matthew interned with Next Level Soccer Academy as a Social Media Coordinator and the Director of Goalkeeping. As a Social Media Coordinator, he learned about the ins and outs of social media posting and content creation. While working as the Director of Goalkeeping Matthew created training plans and taught athlete at the youth level techniques of proper goalkeeping. He hopes one day to work as an Athletic Director at the collegiate level.

Project Title: A dive into what skill in golf has the highest impact on the amount of money an athlete can earn in the sport

by Connor Haines

Connor Haines 

Connor Haines is senior Sports Management major with a Business Administration minor from Rockville, Maryland. In his first two years at Arcadia Connor was a member of the Men’s Lacrosse Team. Over his career at Arcadia, he interned with several different sports organizations. Following his sophomore year, he interned with Baltimore Orioles where he was a club house assistant in the visiting team locker room. He got to see the personal and professional side of MLB players while assisting them with any of their needs while at the ballpark on gameday. Secondly, during his junior year Connor did an internship with the Reading Royals, A ECHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers, where he was a ticketing office intern along with game day operations staff before the season was cut short due to Covid. Lastly during his senior year, he has been completing his internship at Philadelphia Country Club where he is learning what it takes to organize play, maintain facilities, along with a number of other daily tasks. He hopes to one day become a golf course superintendent to a top 100 club in the country.        

Project Title: The correlation between payroll and performance in the NBA

by Nicole Kress

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Nicole Kress is a senior at Arcadia University obtaining a bachelor’s degree in Sport Management while double minoring in Business Administration and Accounting. She is from Jarrettsville, Maryland. Nicole is a 3-year member of Arcadia’s Women’s Lacrosse team and was named team captain her senior year. She has interned for Sportabella as an event lead where she was in charge of brand promotion, inventory, event management, and point of sale marketing. She also has various skills including leadership, communication, and management. Upon graduation, Nicole would like to pursue a career in either marketing or operations within a professional or collegiate sports athletic department.

Project Title: A forecast and analysis of the prices of sports-related stocks using machine learning techniques

by Alex Kuchnicki

Alexander Kuchnicki is a senior at Arcadia University pursuing a double major in Sport Management and Business Administration with a concentration in marketing. Alex is a 4-year member of Arcadia’s Men’s Soccer team, and has had a variety of internship experiences throughout his college career. Following his sophomore year, he gained managerial experience interning in operations at TD Bank Ballpark, and after his junior year he was able to learn about sponsorship sales and sports marketing working for Maestroe Sports and Entertainment. Alex has also interned with the Philadelphia Union Academy. These experiences has helped him develop a great work-ethic in addition to communications and management skills that will help him pursue his career aspirations of working in professional sports.

Project Title: Correlating advanced player evaluation statistics to team wins

by Kameron McKithen

Kameron Mckithen is from Trenton, NJ. He is a senior, Sports Management Major, at Arcadia University. He is a former student athlete. He was a member of Arcadia’s Men’s Lacrosse Team during his first two years at Arcadia. After Lacrosse, Kameron shifted focus towards studying for the LSAT and gaining internship experience. Kameron has interned for UPenn Athletic Ticket Office, Trenton Municipal Court, Bobby Campell Lacrosse Foundation, and Lennon Maxwell Interactions Philadelphia. After graduating Arcadia, Kameron will be attending Villanova Charles Widger School of Law as a Dean’s Merit Scholar. Kameron’s goal is to pursue a career in the sports industry as a Sports Attorney/Agent. Aside from sports law, Kameron also has interest in business law and public Interest.

Project Title: What NFL play type proves most effective in predicting winning percentage

by Joseph Pedisich

Joseph Pedisich

Joseph Pedisich is from Lake Ronkonkoma, New York. He is a senior who is a two- sport student- athlete participating for the Men’s Lacrosse Team for all four years and was also a part of the Men’s Swim Team for three. Throughout his career at Arcadia, Joseph has interned with FLG Lacrosse, Smashville PBA, and One Energy Global Inc. After graduation, Joseph one day would like to become a head coach at the college level for either lacrosse or swimming.  

Project Title: An examination of how increasing average driving distance affects finishing position at a PGA Tour event

by Brian Siket

Brian Siket is a senior Sport Management major out of Pottstown, Pennsylvania. He spent his first year at Misericordia University before finding his home at Arcadia University in Glenside. His first two years were spent as a student athlete playing baseball. Brian has spent the last two years pursuing his love of golf with Philadelphia Country Club in Gladwyne, PA, learning the ins-and-outs of the industry.  He plans to attend graduate school in route to a golf management degree while working toward his PGA certification. With this he hopes to secure a professional or instructor position at a top 10 golf course.

Project Title: NFL fan violence- An examination of what factors impact arrest number

by David Skolnick

David Skolnick is a senior Sport Management major from Wayne, New Jersey. During his time at Arcadia, David interned for two different organizations and volunteered for another. During his sophomore year, he volunteered to help with a brand activation for YSC sports where he learned about operations management and some sports marketing. His Junior semester included an internship for a small accounting firm, during which he worked alongside an experienced accountant. Then, during senior year, David interned for a sports media company called SportsMe. While interning there, he got a glimpse into the world of startup life and was taught the ins and outs of sports media. Upon graduation, he plans to pursue a law degree and to one day become a sports agent.

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What are Capstone Projects? The Complete Guide to Capstone Projects in High School & Middle School

In athletics, there are competitive matches; in the performing arts, there are stage performances. If you imagine school as a series of practices, capstones are the “big game”.

They provide an opportunity for learners to get their ideas out into the world by working on a project they are passionate about while making an impact on their community.

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A middle school or high school capstone is a culminating experience where students design and execute a significant and impactful project, often in their final academic year. This project requires students to apply knowledge and skills from various subjects while addressing real-world issues.

A typical capstone project includes the following stages: research, planning, execution, iteration, and presentation. It aims to showcase a student’s critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills while fostering a deep understanding of the subject matter and its practical applications.

Projects can take various forms, such as a product or service prototype, a community service initiative, an action research paper, a multimedia presentation, or a performance, depending on the educational context and the student's interests.

Why Capstones?

The value of capstone projects extends beyond academic requirements. They provide a platform for students to delve into their passions and take ownership of their educational experience. As students immerse themselves in these projects, they not only contribute to their personal growth as well-rounded students, but they also make valuable contributions to their communities.

Capstones provide an opportunity for students to learn for the sake of learning, where research is rooted in what they are actually interested in, and where all of the foundational skills built in prior years suddenly have relevance. They serve as a bridge between classroom learning and real-world application, empowering students to demonstrate their readiness to embark on their next chapter, whether that be in higher education or the workforce.

How Capstones Improve Learning

Capstones create meaning in a learner’s life that can be transformational. Our philosophy at Unrulr is: when learners see the relevancy of learning a technical skill— and it's documented, shared, and celebrated—they're going to learn it at a much faster rate than had they not seen the relevancy. Also, the data shows that capstones or senior projects can help 12th graders avoid "senioritis" by providing students with a reason to remain engaged.

The main goal of capstone projects is to promote comprehensive learning. They aim to nurture a wide range of 21st century skills that go beyond subject-specific knowledge:

Application of Learning: Capstone projects bridge the gap between theory and practice. They encourage high school students to apply what they've learned in various subjects to real-world situations, enhancing their understanding and retention of knowledge.

Deepened Understanding: By immersing themselves in a specific topic of interest, students gain a deeper understanding of complex issues and nuances that traditional classroom settings may not fully capture.

Interdisciplinary Learning: Capstone projects often require high school students to draw from multiple disciplines to address multifaceted challenges. This interdisciplinary approach nurtures a holistic view of problems and solutions.

Research Skills: Students develop research skills, from conducting literature reviews to collecting and analyzing data to interviewing key stakeholders, fostering a foundation for academic and professional pursuits.

Critical Thinking: The complexities of capstone projects demand critical thinking. Students learn to evaluate information, assess perspectives, and make well-reasoned decisions.

Problem-Solving: Engaging in capstone projects hones problem-solving abilities. Students encounter obstacles, experiment with solutions, and adapt strategies as needed.

Creativity: Students have the opportunity to explore creative solutions and innovative approaches, encouraging imaginative thinking and originality. Additionally, students have the opportunity to work on creative projects, such as art installations or performances.

Communication: Capstone projects teach students to effectively convey ideas, findings, and progress. Students refine skills in expressing complex concepts, adapting messages, collaborating in teams, and delivering confident presentations. Additionally, regular reflection moments foster self-awareness and a deeper understanding of their journey.

How Capstones Help Students Get Into College

In an increasingly competitive landscape, college admissions seek students who exhibit not only academic prowess but also a commitment to growth and a willingness to embrace challenges. High school capstone projects provide a perfect platform for students to stand out.

Learners are able to showcase evidence of who they are and what they've worked on. Regardless of GPA or SAT score, when a college can see who a learner is and what they're capable of— what they care about— it’s so much more valuable than just a narrative essay.

When detailed in college applications, capstone projects showcase a student's dedication, initiative, and ability to see a long-term project through to completion. Admissions officers recognize that these projects demand a level of commitment and resilience that goes beyond standardized testing, and indicate a student's potential for success in college and beyond.

How Capstones Prepare Students for Life After Graduation

High school capstone projects have a significant advantage: they mirror the demands of the real world. From project planning and research to time management and effective communication, students gain practical skills that extend far beyond their classrooms. The collaborative nature of many capstone projects also cultivates teamwork and interpersonal skills, essential in today's interconnected world.

Also, capstone projects often require students to engage with their communities. This engagement nurtures civic responsibility and a deep understanding of the societal impact of their work. As they identify and address real issues, students learn the value of empathy, cultural awareness, and ethical decision-making—these are critical SEL skills.

We’ve seen capstones and the work that's come out of them be used for jobs and internships. A learner is able to showcase what they've built and how they worked on it. When projects are documented, this kind of evidence is appealing to potential employers, and can be more impactful than a generic resume that blends in with the rest.

Capstones can build confidence for learners by providing an opportunity to test out ideas in the safe environment of a school. Learners can launch entrepreneurial ventures, lead impactful campaigns, or champion social justice initiatives, and then they can carry that forward after graduation and into their future careers.

Real-World Capstone Example: Student Farmers Market

“Don’t let your age stop you." - Chris Blake (Trinity's teacher)

Trinity embarked on an environmental science capstone project during her senior year. Her challenge was to enhance the school's sustainability. She identified a major issue faced by her school and the larger community: the heavy reliance on imported food in Hawaiʻi.

Empowered by the agency to choose her own direction, Trinity initiated an on-campus, student-led farmer's market. Through this endeavor, she honed various skills, even delving into web design to create a  website for the market. This experience ignited her passion for sustainability and farmers markets. It also boosted her self-confidence and taught her to leverage her age to her own benefit.

After graduating and attending a youth entrepreneurship summer camp, Trinity co-founded Mauka Market , the world’s first regenerative e-commerce and pop-up marketplace. Trinity's journey has culminated in her sole ownership of Mauka Market.

To learn more about Trinity's inspiring journey, listen to our podcast episode .

Capstone Project Ideas

Here are a few more examples of middle school or high school capstone project ideas that highlight some of the possibilities:

1. Design a Sustainable Energy Solution for the School | STEM

Students in this project might investigate renewable energy sources, conduct energy audits, and propose innovative ways to reduce the school's carbon footprint and stem environmental degradation. They could then design and build wind turbines or set up solar panels and analyze the cost-effectiveness of their solutions.

2. Create a Social Impact Documentary | Humanities

Students interested in social issues might create a documentary that sheds light on a particular challenge in their community, such as mental health challenges or food insecurity. They would conduct interviews, gather data, and present their findings through a compelling film that raises awareness and encourages change.

3. Curate an Art Exhibition | Arts

Artistic students could curate an art exhibition that explores a specific theme, technique, or art movement. They would select artworks, write artist statements, and design the exhibition space to convey a narrative to visitors. Student could be encouraged to collaborate with their peers to coordinate a larger art show, providing the opportunity to develop their communication and cooperative planning skills.

4. Establish a Community or School Garden | Community Service

Students interested in a community service project might initiate a project to establish a local community or school garden. They would plan the garden layout, engage the community (or school), and document the garden's development, from seed planting to harvest. For an added STEM component, students could try different methods of gardening across multiple plots and collect and analyze data on growth rates.

5. Launch a Student-Run Business | Business & Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurial students might start a business within their school, such as a student-run café or an online store. They would handle all aspects, from market research and product development to marketing and financial management.

Personalizing Student Projects

Keep in mind, projects should be personalized to the interests and skillset of each student, while also taking into account your learning community's unique learning objects or portrait of a graduate. A well-planned capstone experience will help prepare students for college and their professional careers. Devoting class time to guide students through introspection and identity reflection will significantly aid in preparing them to generate project ideas that hold personal meaning and captivate their interest.

How to implement capstone projects

Successfully integrating capstone projects with your learners involves several crucial stages:

1. Ideation Encourage learners to explore their interests, identifying topics that resonate with them. In addition, have students consider what impact they want to create in their community. This phase is about sparking curiosity and allowing them to select projects that will hold their attention over the course of a semester or year. For a helpful exercise you can run with your students, check out our Heart, Head, and Purpose lesson plan .

2. Research: Guide students in conducting thorough research related to their chosen topics. This phase is essential for building a strong foundation of knowledge and understanding, which will inform the entire capstone journey.

3. Project Management & Planning: Teach project management skills that enable students to break their projects into manageable steps. Encourage students to create a quarter, semester, or year-long plan, depending on the duration of the capstone project. This stage emphasizes effective organization and time management, ensuring that progress remains steady.

4. Project Implementation & Documentation: This is the heart of the capstone journey. Students actively work on their projects, translating ideas into tangible outcomes. Simultaneously, they document and reflect on their progress, challenges, and successes to create a comprehensive record to draw from during their final presentations.

5. Final Presentation/Showcase: Offer students the opportunity to present their finished projects to an audience of key stakeholders at a culminating showcase event. This stage hones communication and public speaking skills, allowing learners to articulate their findings, insights, and the learning journey itself.

6. Reflection & Assessment: After completing their projects, encourage students to reflect on the entire experience. This process aids in recognizing personal growth, skill development, and the challenges overcome. Use these reflections to assess the overall effectiveness of the capstone process.

By carefully guiding learners through these stages, you create a structured and meaningful capstone experience that fosters skill development, critical thinking, and self-confidence.

Tips for running capstone projects

Sold on capstones? Here are our tips for running successful capstone projects:

Tip #1: Cultivate skills ahead of senior year (or 8th grade)

Begin laying the groundwork for capstone success by nurturing essential skills well before students reach their final year.

By initiating skill development at an earlier stage, educators can effectively equip learners with the capabilities and confidence needed to excel in their culminating project.

Tip #2: Implement weekly check-ins for clear progress tracking

Consider incorporating a weekly check-in system to keep tabs on your learners' progress. It will be the first time that many students will be embarking on a long-term project or being tasked with transforming their ideas into tangible realities. This transition can be overwhelming. To smooth this process, offer supportive scaffolding and introduce project management concepts.

By establishing weekly check-ins, you create a valuable framework for following your learners' progress and providing timely guidance.

Tip #3: Embrace your learners' identities, skills, and passions

A crucial aspect of capstone success is aligning it with your learners' unique identities, backgrounds, and life experiences. To do this, foster a culture of openness and trust through thorough ideation and an emphasis on vulnerability. Give ample space for learners to explore their interests, skills, and capacities, as well as the problems they aspire to solve in the world.

By dedicating time to these aspects, you enhance the overall value of the capstone experience.

Tip #4: Foster a capstone community

It’s important to engage essential players within the school ecosystem as you shape your program. This includes collaborating with college counseling, admissions teams, and the advancement office to facilitate mentorship opportunities for students. Equally vital is the participation of department heads (e.g. English and Social Studies) to co-create rubrics and align essential components of the capstone experience. By seamlessly weaving these elements into the fabric of existing courses, you create a continuous connection from ninth grade to twelfth grade.

Consider organizing several exhibition days throughout the capstone journey, rather than just at the end, to ensure that key stakeholders in a learner's academic journey remain informed and involved in the capstone experience. Capstones possess the remarkable potential to transform learning into a truly community-driven endeavor.

Unrulr: The ultimate capstone tool

Unrulr addresses a common challenge for capstone educators: how to monitor students' progress without overwhelming them with assignments and rigid milestones.

Unrulr empowers students to shape their capstone narratives and share their ongoing progress by documenting the evolution of their projects and capturing their reflections throughout their learning journey.

Learners can delve into each other's posts and reflections and add comments, transforming their capstone experience into an active and collaborative community.

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The word “capstone” originally referred to the decorative, final piece of masonry that would be affixed to the top of a new building. But in terms of schooling, what is a capstone project? Academically, “capstone” is a fitting metaphor, as a capstone project serves as a culminating, crowning illustration of your scholarly work. The capstone project synthesizes the learning you have done in various fields, demonstrates your level of expertise in your specific area of study, and often marks the end or milestone moment of a current study path. In short, it’s a big achievement! In this article, we’ve outlined a few tips for cultivating your perfect capstone thesis and have included a list of capstone project ideas to get you started.

General Capstone Writing Tips

As you select a topic for your capstone project, be sure to consider the following criteria:

Personal Interest . A capstone project is meant to be the culmination of or milestone representing your specific path of study; as such, it should be a project that actually interests you! Perhaps you’ve already been working on a passion project or long-term scholarly paper on a topic that excites you. Or maybe you’ve heard about a specific branch of inquiry within your field that you find compelling and want to explore further. Whether you’re new to a specific capstone subject or have been working on it for a while, it’s important to know that your actual interest in a subject can increase your productivity and learning. [i]

Existing Research . For any new piece of scholarship, it’s crucial to thoroughly understand and acknowledge the current knowledge and findings that exist around your thesis. As an advancing practitioner in your field of study or profession, you should already have a sense of what other scholars and experts have said about your capstone project idea, but this is a moment to fully explore: Who are the major players in this professional or scholarly conversation? What are the most important pieces of research that ground this field of study? What recent innovations have been made in this topic?

Stakes . If you’ve ever been involved in a debate or had to write a persuasive speech , you know that an important question to answer is: “So what?” Why is this capstone project idea important? What will be affected if the ideas in your capstone do or do not come to pass? What exactly is at stake here?

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Stakeholders . The stakeholders of a capstone are those who will be affected by the information in your project. Perhaps you’ve already engaged in community service and have seen a gap that can be filled by your particular area of expertise. Maybe you are one of the stakeholders in your research. In every capstone project, your readers should know who will be most important to your work.

Identify a gap or problem . If you’ve done your research properly, then you now know what current holes or gaps exist in your field. Make sure you frame your capstone so that your audience is aware of the work that needs to be done.

Fill the gap . This is your moment to shine! What is your specific hypothesis? What kind of research will you conduct to prove it? Specifically, how is your work contributing to this field of study? To this profession?

Feasibility and Scope . The last question you need to ask yourself is: Can I actually do this project? Do you have the time and resources to complete the work you’re proposing? Is your capstone actually doable? If you find that your project seems too big, don’t despair! Many capstone project ideas can be narrowed down for specificity and feasibility. Take a look at the example below:

Very broad:

“What are some recent developments in women’s health research?”

More specific and feasible:

“What are the most current findings on early diagnostic testing and maternal health outcomes amongst American women?”

Capstone Project Examples

Below, we’ve listed 150 capstone project examples in various fields. Think of all of these focus questions and ideas as jumping-off points. Some are very broad, while others are much more specific. Your capstone project will most likely fall under the “specific” category (see “feasibility and scope” above), but broader topics and focus questions can get you started down the path of your own particular branch of research.

Computer Science Capstone Project Ideas

1) In what ways does social media influence current developments in information systems and marketing?

2) What recent developments have we seen in natural language processing? What innovations do we hope to see?

3) How is cybersecurity an essential consideration in political and public policy?

4) What is the potential for virtual reality within the fields of mental healthcare and / or physical rehabilitation?

5) How can cybersecurity better function in the healthcare industry?

6) What are current and developing applications for machine learning algorithms?

7) How can we develop more secure data encryption?

8) What are the current needs for development in image processing and design?

9) How does artificial intelligence promise to elevate, innovate, revolutionize, or render obsolete various fields and / or methodologies inside and outside of computer science?

10) What current developments exist in the field of neural networks?

11) In what ways can we develop more efficient data encryption algorithms?

12) What specific roles does computer science play in national defense?

13) Exploring automated testing systems.

14) In what ways have smartphone interfaces changed human behavior? Can we predict future changes?

15) What recent innovations have we seen in cloud computing and what changes can we expect to see in this field?

16) How can we improve specific algorithms that conduct market-based analysis?

17) What are the current most important ethical questions surrounding big data and information systems?

18) What are the current expectations around the development and use of cryptocurrency?

19) What specific relationships exist between national policy and internet censorship?

20) Recent innovations and gaps in _________. (Have you already done some research on a very particular topic? This is your moment to delve more deeply into a branch of computer science that specifically interests you !)

Nursing and Medical Capstone Project Ideas

21) What roles might nurses have in administering pain management and anesthesia?

22) In what ways can we address the country’s nursing shortage?

23) In what ways is the field of nursing expected to change in the near future?

24) What innovations can be made in continuing education for nurses?

25) In what ways can nurse practitioners and PAs function more effectively in primary care and specialty settings?

26) Going forward, what roles can nurses play in mobile health and telemedicine?

27) How can clinical settings improve their mental and emotional health outreach for employees?

28) In what ways do nurses and PAs function in specific research roles (e.g. cancer research)?

29) Development of cultural sensitivity training and eliminating health equity disparities in the nursing field.

30) Recent developments in women’s health initiatives and research.

31) In what ways can communication efficacy be addressed in clinical settings?

32) What is the relationship between medical care and specific public policies?

33) Nursing, management, and leadership roles.

34) In what ways can technology improve nursing and healthcare initiatives?

35) Recent innovations and gaps in _________. (Have you already done some research on a very particular topic? This is your moment to delve more deeply into a branch of medicine or scientific inquiry that specifically interests you !)

Humanities and Arts Capstone Project Ideas

36) How does art function in the political and public spheres?

37) What specific developments have we seen in the field of graphic design in the past decade?

38) Analyzing the relationships between marketing, commercial viability and contemporary literature.

39) In what ways do the humanities function in ecocriticism and the Anthropocene?

40) Social media and communication.

41) What are some recent examples of the relationship between popular culture and political propaganda?

42) Current distinctions between pop culture, avant-garde, and highbrow literature and art.

43) What is the role of philosophy in current public debate?

44) In what ways do / have the humanities function(ed) within and / or outside of the public sphere?

45) What is the role of the digital humanities in ancient / early modern / modern history?

46) What recent developments have we seen in the fields of women’s and gender studies?

47) How has a globalized media culture impacted our views on cultural exchange / postcolonialism / hegemonic power structures?

48) In what ways have sustainability initiatives become an essential part of art, theatre, fashion, film, and literary production?

49) Race, class, gender and / or sexuality, and recent developments in the construction of personal identity.

50) How does appropriation function in the realm of cultural production?

51) What is the current role of cinema in public and political culture?

52) Creativity and new genres in the wake of social media, artificial intelligence and monoculture.

53) How can / do museums and public spaces function as sites of cultural production?

54) In what ways has artificial intelligence begun to shape the arts and humanities?

55) Recent innovations and gaps in ____________. (Have you already done some research on a particular topic? This is your moment to delve more deeply into a branch of humanities research that specifically interests you!)

Engineering Capstone Project Ideas

56) What is the role of engineering in specific manufacturing practices?

57) In what ways are environmental and sustainable efforts transforming various industries (transportation, manufacturing, public use, energy, etc.)?

58) How does artificial intelligence promise to function in various engineering fields?

59) What are the functions of drones in supply chains?

60) How does engineering specifically function in the production and management of public health (water purification and distribution, waste management, etc.)?

61) What recent innovations have we seen in the fields of engineering and defense?

62) Assessing the feasibility of solar power, wind power, etc.

63) In what ways can engineering facilitate specific infrastructure innovations in public spaces?

64) What does the privatization of the aerospace industry demonstrate about the relationship between public and commercial scientific research?

65) In what ways does current engineering promise to disrupt fields like the automotive, manufacturing, aerospace, etc. industries?

66) Examining various uses of 3D printing.

67) What are some recent innovations in electric, geothermal and/ or nuclear energy?

68) What is the current relationship between extraction engineering and the public sphere?

69) How does the field of robotics function in medicine and public health?

70) Recent innovations and gaps in _________. (Have you already done some research on a very particular topic? This is your moment to delve more deeply into a branch of engineering or scientific inquiry that specifically interests you !)

Education Capstone Project Ideas

71) How do charter schools currently function in the education system?

72) What current pathways exist for continuing education in the teaching field?

73) What roles does artificial intelligence play in the future of education?

74) Disciplinary practices and education for early childhood, middle school, high school, etc.

75) Addressing income and resource disparities between public school districts.

76) In what ways does gender currently function in STEM education?

77) In what ways can mental health initiatives more thoroughly benefit students, staff, and educators?

78) In what ways is parental involvement a factor in current curriculum models?

79) What are the advantages and disadvantages of various modes of virtual learning, technology in the classroom, asynchronous learning, e-learning, etc.?

80) How can we address the current teacher shortage?

81) What are the current relationships between politics, public policy, school funding and curriculum development?

82) What recent innovations have we seen in outdoor learning, Montessori schooling, forest schools, eco-education, etc.?

82) How can schools facilitate better curricula and funding for special needs programs?

83) What is the current role of the arts in public education? In private education?

84) What is the relationship between public policy and homeschooling?

85) In what ways do race and class currently function in specific conversations around education?

86) What are current concerns and developments in the practices of school safety?

87) What developments are currently underway in curricula involving interdisciplinary and project-based learning?

88) What benefits and drawbacks currently exist in extracurricular programs and initiatives for students of various age groups?

89) Recent innovations and gaps in _________. (Have you already done some research on a very particular topic? This is your moment to delve more deeply into a branch of education or curriculum planning that specifically interests you !)

Biology Capstone Project Ideas

90) What are some recent developments in the ethics of stem cell research and cloning?

91) How has public disease testing changed since the pandemic?

92) What is the role of the biologist in mining, extraction, and geoengineering?

93) What recent innovations have been made in pesticide production, distribution, and wider use?

94) How can biology serve manufacturing industries to prevent contamination and supply chain stalling?

95) How do specific ecosystems currently function in regard to climate change? What changes are predicted to these ecosystems in the next decade and why?

96) In what ways are biologists’ roles evolving in the development of biomechanical medical devices?

97) What roles do biologists play in understandings of human reproduction and DNA?

98) How are pharmaceutical and recreational drugs currently understood and classified?

99) What recent biological innovations have been made in the production of food? What developments do we foresee in this branch of biology?

100) In what ways are biological systems affected by various forms of energy extraction and consumption (electrical power, gas, wind and solar power, etc.)?

101) How does A.I. promise to affect the roles of biologists in various fields?

102) What current biological threats do we face in terms of biological warfare? How are biologists crucial players in national defense?

103) Explore a relationship between the biochemical signatures of the body and mental wellness / illness.

104) In what specific ways is the organic movement both a biological consideration and a marketing strategy?

105) How do biologists play significant roles in the prevention of spreading infectious diseases?

106) What are the relationships between human population growth or decline and natural ecosystems?

107) How is marine life affected by human activity (recent understandings and developments)?

108) How do biologists function in public and political conversations around sustainability?

109) Recent innovations and gaps in _________. (Have you already done some research on a very particular topic? This is your moment to delve more deeply into a branch of biology that specifically interests you !)

Psychology Capstone Project Ideas

110) What recent developments have been made in research around specific social media platforms and mental health?

111) What roles did the pandemic play in social and mental health amongst particular age groups?

112) How are recent developments in digital communication (“ghosting,” “swiping,” “liking”) indicative of disordered psychological behaviors?

113) Considering particular contexts like time and place, explore the relationships between psychological wellness and gender.

114) Investigate stress reduction efficacy amongst particular populations.

115) What is the role of mental health awareness in policies and conversations around public health?

116) What role does psychology play in pain management?

117) In what ways are clinical psychologists and therapists uniquely poised to conduct empirical research?

118) What recent developments exist in research around various types of trauma?

119) What daily interventions need to be explored in the reduction of anxiety and sleep disorders?

120) What is the developing role of telemedicine and online mental healthcare?

121) In what ways are particular prescription drugs more or less effective when paired with traditional types of psychotherapy?

122) In what ways do companies utilize psychology in marketing and branding?

123) What is the role of the child psychologist in public schools?

124) In what ways can HR departments benefit from on-staff mental health workers?

125) Explore distinctions between child psychologists and early childhood educators.

126) What interventions can be made in the realm of public policy to lessen the social stigma of mental health disorders?

127) How can psychology be used to create more efficient workplaces?

128) In what ways can new technology like apps and AI be implemented in the ongoing care of mental health patients?

129) Recent innovations and gaps in _________. (Have you already done some research on a very particular topic? This is your moment to delve more deeply into a branch of psychology that specifically interests you !)

Business and Accounting Capstone Project Ideas

130) What are the current impacts of globalization on business strategy?

131) How can organizations change communication practices?

132) What are the relationships between sales, brand perception, and social justice movements?

133) In what ways are women perceived and compensated in the finance field? How has this developed over the past decade? What developments remain to be seen?

134) What leadership training programs and strategies best serve managers?

135) Exploring sustainable business practices.

136) In what ways can company structure influence business innovation?

137) What are the current trends and best practices for inter-departmental conflict resolution within businesses?

138) Exploring effects of mergers and acquisitions for specific companies.

139) What is the specific role of HR in performance management amongst employees?

140) Recent explorations of forensic accounting in cases of embezzlement.

141) Perform a case study analysis of a particular taxation policy.

142) What are some important features of the ethics of non-profit accounting?

143) In what ways can we measure international accounting standards?

144) Due to the pandemic, how have budgeting and financial planning methods evolved in recent years?

145) What specific impacts can we predict in the accounting field as a result of AI and other advancing technologies?

146) Perform an analysis of marketing strategies that utilize social media.

147) How can companies maximize consumer engagement in saturated markets?

148 Which technologies and designs are most effective in brand management and dispersion?

149) Recent innovations and gaps in _________. (Have you already done some research on a very particular topic? This is your moment to delve more deeply into a branch of business or accounting that specifically interests you !)

Capstone Project Examples – Works Cited

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Capstone project topics provide an opportunity for students to showcase their understanding of their chosen field by deeply exploring pertinent issues or creating innovative solutions. Some ideas can range widely, including exploring renewable energy’s viability, designing artificial intelligence (AI)-based healthcare solutions, examining the impact of digital marketing strategies on consumer behavior, or assessing strategies to increase educational accessibility in developing countries. Other topics can also involve designing a new software application, investigating the sociopolitical impact of media bias, or developing sustainable business strategies. A successful capstone project topic often reflects both the student’s personal interests and the evolving trends in their field. By analyzing diverse capstone project topics, students demonstrate academic proficiency, contribute to their fields of study, offer potential solutions, and often lay a valid groundwork for their future career path.

What Is a Capstone Project Topic and Its Purpose

According to its definition, a capstone project topic is a specific subject or area of study carefully selected by students for their final, integrative academic works, typically at the end of an undergraduate or graduate program. Such a theme must reflect students’ academic interests, expertise, and career goals within their fields of study (Linder et al., 2023). The main purpose of selecting a correct capstone project topic is to provide students with an opportunity to apply their acquired experiences, knowledge, and skills to a real-world problem or question under analysis. Moreover, studying a particular capstone subject more deeply serves as a comprehensive demonstration of a student’s ability to conduct independent research, analyze data, and present findings in a coherent and professional manner (Burke & Dempsey, 2022). By observing capstone project ideas, people become able to synthesize their learning experiences, showcase their problem-solving abilities, and prepare for future professional or academic endeavors. Finally, students need to prepare themselves for professional practice or advanced study by fostering a deep understanding of their chosen topic and honing their ability to address complex issues in their field (Elwell et al., 2021). As such, they need to pick good capstone project topics so that their final documents will achieve desired outcomes. In turn, the length of an entire capstone project topic depends on academic levels, subject complexities, and scopes of research.

How to Choose

Choosing a good capstone project topic is crucial for a successful and rewarding academic experience. For example, students start by reflecting on their interests and strengths within their field of study to identify a specific subject for further analysis (Poulin et al., 2022). In this case, it is important to consider an actual relevance and significance of a preferred capstone project topic, ensuring such a theme addresses current issues or challenges in a study discipline. Then, people review existing literature to find gaps or areas that need further exploration and consult with professors, mentors, or industry professionals for insights and advice (Neveu & Smith, 2023). As such, a capstone project topic must be feasible within potential constraints of available resources, time, and a scope of research. In principle, a selected topic should be neither too broad nor too narrow, which allows for a thorough investigation and meaningful conclusions (Reid et al., 2022). Finally, students need to consider a potential of capstone works for practical application or contribution to their fields, which can enhance a real value and impact of their work. In turn, some steps for picking a good capstone project topic include:

• Reflect on Your Interests and Strengths: Identify areas within your field of study that you are passionate about and where you have demonstrated strengths.
• Consider Relevance and Significance: Ensure a preferred capstone project idea addresses current issues or challenges in your discipline.
• Conduct a Literature Review: Review existing research to identify gaps or areas that need further exploration.
• Seek Advice from Experts: Consult with teachers, professors, mentors, instructors, or peers for their insights and advice on a capstone project topic.
• Evaluate Feasibility: Ensure a chosen theme is manageable and allows for a thorough investigation without being too broad or too narrow.

Top Capstone Project Topics

• Innovative Approaches to Cybersecurity in Modern Businesses
• Exploring Eco-Friendly Strategies in Urban Planning
• Development of a Digital Marketing Strategy for Startups
• Machine Learning and Its Use in Healthcare Diagnostics
• Mobile Applications for Mental Health Support
• Investigating Green Technologies in Construction
• Analyzing Artificial Intelligence in Supply Chain Management
• Sustainable Agriculture Practices in the 21st Century
• Blockchain Technology and Its Potential in Voting Systems
• Exploring the Effectiveness of Remote Learning Platforms
• Future of Renewable Energy in Developing Nations
• Investigating Gender Bias in Job Hiring Algorithms
• Contribution of Social Media to Political Campaigns
• Innovations in Telemedicine for Rural Healthcare
• Study of Data Privacy Laws Across Different Countries
• Fostering Inclusion in the Tech Industry
• Strategies for Improving Cybersecurity in Fintech
• Influence of Augmented Reality on Consumer Behavior
• Analyzing the Effect of Climate Change on Global Agriculture
• Investigation of Bioinformatics in Personalized Medicine

Easy Capstone Project Ideas

• Establishing a Community Outreach Program for Homeless Individuals
• Building an App for Neighborhood Watch Programs
• Strategies for Improving Recycling Habits in Urban Areas
• Investigation into Healthy Eating Habits of College Students
• Mental Health Awareness Campaign in High Schools
• Designing a Website for Local Artisans to Sell Their Crafts
• Food Security Issues in Urban Community Gardens
• Cultural Diversity in Children’s Literature: A Comparative Study
• Creating an Educational Game for Children With Special Needs
• Analyzing the Efficacy of Anti-Bullying Programs in Schools
• Optimizing Library Resources for Digital Learners
• Exploring Sustainable Tourism Practices in Coastal Towns
• Educational Interventions for Students With Dyslexia
• Investigating Physical Activity Levels Among University Students
• Community-Based Strategies for Supporting Senior Citizens
• Analysis of Effective Classroom Administration Techniques
• Creating an Online Platform for Pet Adoption
• Promoting Conservation through School-Based Environmental Clubs
• Investigating Nutrition Knowledge Among High School Students

Interesting Capstone Project Topics

• Analyzing E-Sports and Its Growth in the Digital Age
• Sustainable Fashion: A Look Into Eco-Friendly Apparel
• Virtual Reality and Its Potential in Education
• Urban Farming and Its Feasibility in Major Cities
• Investigating the Intersection of Art and Artificial Intelligence
• Nanotechnology: A New Frontier in Medicine
• Decoding the Mystery of Dreams: Neuroscientific Perspectives
• Exploring the Interplay between Music and Emotion
• The Human Microbiome: Uncovering Its Secrets
• Exploring the Science of Happiness
• Bioethical Dilemmas in Modern Medicine
• Analyzing the Popularity of Podcasts among Young Adults
• Understanding Cryptocurrencies and Their Future
• Investigation into Space Tourism: The Future of Travel
• Dark Matter: Unraveling the Universe’s Hidden Mass
• Unpacking the Popularity of Plant-Based Diets
• Space Debris: A Growing Threat to Satellites
• Climate Change and Its Effects on Polar Wildlife

Academic Difference

Complexities and expectations of capstone project topics vary significantly across different academic levels, reflecting students’ evolving knowledge and skills. In high school, study themes typically involve exploring a topic of interest and applying basic research skills, and they are designed to introduce learners to a process of inquiry and presentation (Poulin et al., 2022). At the college level, capstone projects become more rigorous, requiring students to engage in more detailed research, critical analysis, and synthesis of information and address specific problems or questions within their fields of study. Further on, university capstone subjects demand deeper research and integration of interdisciplinary knowledge, expecting students to produce substantial papers or projects with comprehensive literature reviews and original insights (Linder et al., 2023). In turn, Master’s level ideas involve advanced research methodologies and applications of complex theoretical frameworks to address significant issues within a professional or academic context. Finally, Ph.D. capstone subjects are the most challenging, requiring original research that contributes new knowledge or insights to a particular field (Burke & Dempsey, 2022). Hence, each academic level depends on a previous one, requiring people to demonstrate higher levels of academic rigor, critical thinking, and practical application in their capstone project topics.

Capstone Project Topics for High School

• Understanding Solar Power: Building a Mini Solar Panel
• Reviving Endangered Languages: A Linguistic Study
• Artificial Intelligence: Designing a Simple Chatbot
• Exploring Graphic Design: Creating a School Magazine
• Fitness and Nutrition: Creating a Healthy Meal Plan
• Urban Gardening: Building a School Vegetable Patch
• Investigating Air Quality: An Environmental Science Study
• Music Production: Composing a Song Using Digital Tools
• Developing a Mobile App for a School Project
• Internet Security: Understanding the Basics of Cybersecurity
• Exploring Mental Health: Creating a Mindfulness Journal
• Documentary Filmmaking: Capturing a Local Story
• Creating a Small Business: An Entrepreneurship Experience
• Fashion Design: Crafting a Clothing Line From Scratch
• Animal Behavior: Observing and Analyzing Local Wildlife
• Virtual Reality: Exploring its Potential in Education
• Understanding Genetics: The Basics of DNA Sequencing
• Social Media Influence: Surveying its Effects on Teens
• Space Exploration: Designing a Model of a Space Rover
• Exploring Civil Rights: A Historical Case Study

Capstone Project Topics for College Students

• Analyzing Cybersecurity: Designing a Secure Network Infrastructure
• Understanding Climate Change: Predictive Modelling Techniques
• Sustainable Architecture: A Green Building Design
• Forensic Science: Novel Techniques in DNA Analysis
• Mobile App Development: Implementing Augmented Reality
• Nanotechnology: Prospects in Medical Applications
• Bioinformatics: Genomic Data Analysis Techniques
• Machine Learning: Predictive Analytics in Finance
• Renewable Energy: Efficiency Improvement in Solar Cells
• Artificial Intelligence: Ethical Considerations
• Mental Health: Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Marketing Strategy: Using Big Data for Consumer Insight
• Data Privacy: A Study on Cryptography Algorithms
• Speech Recognition: Designing a Voice User Interface
• Sustainable Agriculture: Aquaponics System Design
• Immunology: Advancements in Vaccine Development
• Quantum Computing: Exploring Its Potential Impact on Cryptography
• Social Psychology: Studying Bias in Social Media Algorithms
• Automation: Developing a Robotic Process System
• Blockchain Technology: Potential Use Cases in Supply Chain Management

Capstone Project Topics for University

• Sustainable Fashion: How Can Technology Contribute?
• Conducting Comprehensive Market Analysis for Startup Success
• Green Urban Planning: Strategies and Case Studies
• Exploring the Feasibility of Self-Driving Cars in Urban Environments
• Innovative Techniques in Biodegradable Plastic Production
• AI-Driven Predictive Models for Stock Market Forecasting
• Space Exploration: Propulsion Systems for Interplanetary Travel
• Cyberpsychology: Understanding Online Behavior Patterns
• Redefining Patient Care With Telemedicine Advancements
• Quantum Physics: Investigating Quantum Entanglement
• Climate Change Mitigation: Carbon Sequestration Methods
• Virtual Reality Applications in Mental Health Therapy
• Revolutionizing Education Through EdTech Solutions
• Digital Art: Exploring the Influence of New Media
• Strategies for Enhancing Cybersecurity in E-Commerce
• Microplastic Pollution: Understanding and Mitigation Techniques
• Biodiversity Conservation: Strategies for Endangered Species
• Neural Networks: Developing Deep Learning Models
• Investigating Innovative Methods in Water Purification

Capstone Project Topics for Master’s

• Assessing the Impact of Telecommuting on Organizational Culture
• Developing Sustainable Urban Agriculture Practices
• AI Applications in Predictive Healthcare Diagnostics
• Enhancing Cybersecurity Protocols for Remote Work Environments
• Evaluating the Effectiveness of Hybrid Learning Models in Higher Education
• Integration of Solar Energy Solutions in Urban Housing
• The Role of Online Influencers in Brand Loyalty
• Corporate Wellness Programs and Employee Mental Health
• Predictive Maintenance Using IoT in Manufacturing Industries
• Improving Financial Inclusion Through Digital Banking Solutions
• Impacts of Rising Sea Levels on Coastal Urban Planning
• Blockchain for Enhancing Transparency in Supply Chains
• Prevention of Employee Burnout and Management in Modern Workplaces
• Comparative Analysis of Leadership Styles in Multinational Corporations
• Economic Impacts of Adopting Green Building Standards
• Telehealth Solutions for Enhancing Rural Healthcare Services
• Smart City Initiatives for Sustainable Traffic Administration
• Microfinance’s Role in Empowering Women Entrepreneurs
• Data Privacy Challenges and Solutions in the Digital Age
• Innovative Strategies for Water Conservation in Arid Regions

Capstone Project Topics for Ph.D.

• Advanced Machine Learning Techniques for Personalized Medicine
• Climate Change Adaptation Strategies in Coastal Urban Areas
• Quantum Computing Applications in Cryptography
• Neuroplasticity and Cognitive Rehabilitation in Stroke Patients
• Sustainable Agriculture Practices for Food Security in Developing Countries
• Artificial Intelligence in Autonomous Vehicle Navigation Systems
• Renewable Energy Policy and Its Impact on Economic Growth
• Development of Biodegradable Plastics from Renewable Resources
• Blockchain Technology for Secure Digital Identity Administration
• Social and Economic Impacts of Automation on the Workforce
• Nanotechnology in Targeted Drug Delivery Systems
• Economic Implications of Universal Basic Income Programs
• Data-Driven Approaches to Urban Traffic Congestion Management
• Gene Editing Technologies and Their Ethical Implications
• Cyber-Physical Systems Security in Critical Infrastructure
• Behavioral Economics in Public Policy Decision-Making
• Bioinformatics and Its Role in Personalized Genomics
• Smart City Technologies for Enhancing Urban Sustainability
• Artificial Intelligence in Climate Modeling and Prediction
• Advanced Photovoltaic Materials for High-Efficiency Solar Cells

Nursing Capstone Project Ideas

• Pediatric Care: Advancements in Pain Management Techniques
• Chronic Disease Management in Home Healthcare Settings
• Application of AI in Predicting Patient Outcomes
• Addressing Mental Health Concerns in Oncology Patients
• Prevention Strategies for Type 2 Diabetes in Adolescents
• Telemedicine in Chronic Care: Patient Satisfaction and Outcomes
• Innovative Approaches in Palliative Care for Terminal Illness
• Stress Management Techniques for Nursing Professionals
• Strategies to Improve Patient Safety in Intensive Care Units
• Effectiveness of Different Therapies in Dementia Care
• Integrating Holistic Practices into Traditional Patient Care
• Burnout among Nurses: Causes and Possible Solutions
• Exploring the Use of Wearable Technology in Patient Monitoring
• Integrating Ethics in Clinical Decision-Making Processes
• Post-Operative Pain Management: Current Practices and Improvements
• Innovative Techniques in Wound Care Administration
• Patient Education and Adherence to Treatment in Chronic Diseases
• Exploring the Potential of Virtual Reality in Physical Rehabilitation
• Developing a Culturally Competent Approach to Patient Care
• Crisis Intervention Techniques in Emergency Nursing

Information Technology Capstone Project Ideas

• Advanced Cybersecurity Measures in E-Commerce Platforms
• Artificial Intelligence in Predicting Stock Market Trends
• Application of Machine Learning in Weather Forecasting
• Blockchain Technology and its Potential in Healthcare Data Management
• Predictive Analytics in Enhancing Customer Relationship Administration
• Smart Cities: Harnessing the Power of IoT in Urban Planning
• Developing a Virtual Reality Interface for Online Education
• Data Visualization Techniques in Big Data Analytics
• Augmented Reality as a Tool in Interactive Marketing
• Adopting Quantum Computing in Cryptography
• Semantic Web: Enhancing Data Retrieval and Classification
• Fog Computing and its Applications in IoT
• Privacy and Security Concerns in Cloud Computing
• Developing AI-Powered Chatbots for Customer Service
• Application of Robotics Process Automation in Manufacturing
• Exploring the Use of Bioinformatics in Precision Medicine
• Multifactor Authentication Systems for Online Banking
• Efficient Traffic Management Systems Using AI
• Scalability and Performance Issues in Distributed Systems

Computer Science Capstone Project Ideas for Topics

• Artificial Intelligence Applications in Natural Language Processing
• Decoding Cryptography: Quantum Resistance in the Cybersecurity Field
• Biometric Authentication Systems and Privacy Considerations
• Advanced-Data Mining Techniques for Social Network Analysis
• High-Performance Computing: Exploring Parallel Processing Algorithms
• Advancements in 3D Graphics Rendering Techniques
• Optimizing Database Structures for High Traffic Websites
• Autonomous Vehicles: Machine Learning in Pathfinding Algorithms
• Neural Networks and Deep Learning: Exploring Advanced Architectures
• Integrating Blockchain Technology in Supply Chain Management
• Mobile App Development: Utilizing AI for Personalization Features
• Innovative Strategies for Network Security in IoT Devices
• Gamification Techniques for Enhancing User Engagement
• Exploring Computational Biology: Algorithms for Genome Sequencing
• Computer Vision Techniques for Medical Imaging Analysis
• Advanced Machine Learning in Predictive Maintenance Systems
• Quantum Computing: Developing New Programming Models
• Exploring Natural Language Generation in Automated News Production
• Biologically Inspired Algorithms in Artificial Intelligence
• Visual Analytics in Processing Big Spatial Data

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Capstone Project Ideas

• Strategic Market Entry Methods in Emerging Economies
• Transforming Traditional Businesses Through Digitalization
• Crisis Management Strategies in Global Corporations
• Value Chain Analysis in the Fast Fashion Industry
• FinTech Innovations and Disruptions in Financial Services
• Organizational Change Management in Agile Companies
• Ethical Leadership Development in Modern Enterprises
• Assessing Corporate Social Responsibility in Tech Giants
• Cultivating a Culture of Innovation in Established Firms
• Marketing Strategies for Sustainable Products and Services
• Business Intelligence Tools for Small Business Growth
• Implementing Big Data in Supply Chain Management
• Cognitive Bias in Managerial Decision Making
• International Business Strategies Amidst Trade Wars
• Customer Experience Administration in E-Commerce Businesses
• Investment Strategies in the Age of Cryptocurrencies
• Workplace Diversity and Inclusion in Tech Startups
• Market Disruption Potential of Autonomous Vehicles
• Predictive Analytics in Optimizing Customer Lifetime Value
• Sustainable Investment Models for Social Enterprises

Accounting Capstone Project Ideas for Topics

• Fraud Detection Mechanisms in Digital Accounting Systems
• Harmonization of International Accounting Standards
• Behavioral Finance and Accounting Decision-Making
• Fair Value Accounting in the Real Estate Industry
• Artificial Intelligence Applications in Auditing Processes
• Taxation Challenges in the Gig Economy
• Risk Management Strategies in Banking Accounting
• Accounting Practices in Non-Profit Organizations
• Ethical Dilemmas in Corporate Accounting
• Sustainability Reporting in Public Sector Accounting
• Influence of Blockchain on Traditional Accounting Models
• International Financial Reporting Standards for SMEs
• Forensic Accounting Techniques in Fraud Investigations
• Costing Approaches in Manufacturing Industries
• Accounting for Mergers and Acquisitions in Tech Firms
• Cryptocurrency Regulations and Accounting Practices
• Environmental Accounting and Corporate Sustainability
• Financial Ratios Analysis in the Retail Industry
• Capital Budgeting Techniques in Healthcare Institutions

Management Capstone Project Ideas

• Agile Transformation in Software Development Companies
• Strategic Leadership in Multinational Corporations
• Supply Chain Sustainability in Fast-Fashion Industry
• Emotional Intelligence in Virtual Team Management
• Corporate Governance in Family-Owned Businesses
• Employee Motivation Strategies in Remote Work Era
• Change Management in Digital Transformation Projects
• Cross-Cultural Negotiation Strategies in Global Trade
• Crisis Management in Hospitality During Pandemics
• Innovation Administration in Pharmaceutical Companies
• Ethical Issues in Artificial Intelligence Implementation
• Consumer Behavior Analysis in E-Commerce
• Decision-Making Algorithms in Operations Management
• Diversity and Inclusion Practices in Tech Companies
• Corporate Social Responsibility in the Oil Industry
• Service Quality Management in Airlines
• Lean Principles in Healthcare Operations
• Balanced Scorecard Approach in Performance Management
• Organizational Culture Transformation in Mergers
• Project Portfolio Management in IT Consultancies

Education Capstone Project Ideas for Topics

• Incorporating STEAM Curriculum in Primary Education
• Differentiated Instruction Strategies in Inclusive Classrooms
• Efficacy of Online Learning Platforms in Higher Education
• Gamification Techniques for Elementary Mathematics
• Motivational Theories in Academic Achievement
• Social Media Influence on Student Engagement
• Digital Literacy in Early Childhood Education
• Cyberbullying Prevention Strategies in Schools
• School Nutrition Policies and Childhood Obesity
• Blended Learning Models in College Education
• Mindfulness Interventions for Student Well-Being
• Language Acquisition in Bilingual Education
• Universal Design for Learning in Special Education
• Culturally Responsive Pedagogy in Diverse Classrooms
• Parental Involvement and Student Success
• Critical Thinking Development in High School Curriculum
• Teacher Retention Strategies in Urban Schools
• Artificial Intelligence in Personalized Learning
• School Leadership Styles and School Climate
• Blockchain Technology in Accreditation and Assessment

Marketing Capstone Project Ideas

• Personalization Strategies in E-Commerce
• Content Marketing Success in the Age of AI
• Conversational AI in Customer Service
• Privacy Concerns in Data-Driven Marketing
• Emotional Intelligence in Branding Strategies
• Non-Traditional Advertising Channels in Modern Marketing
• Influence of Social Media on Consumer Behavior
• Neuromarketing Techniques in Advertising
• Innovations in B2B Digital Marketing
• Green Marketing and Sustainable Business Practices
• Crisis Communication in Digital Platforms
• Experiential Marketing in a Post-Pandemic Era
• Cross-Cultural Differences in Online Shopping Behavior
• Blockchain Technology in Marketing Transparency
• Influencer Marketing Effectiveness in Different Demographics
• Augmented Reality Use in Product Promotion
• Gen Z Shopping Preferences and Digital Marketing
• AI-Powered Predictive Analytics in Sales
• Brand Storytelling in the Age of Short-Form Content

Capstone Engineering Project Ideas for Topics

• Biodegradable Materials in Structural Engineering
• Nanoengineered Concrete for Infrastructure Sustainability
• Biomimicry Principles in Civil Engineering
• Mars Habitat Design Challenges and Solutions
• Smart Grid Optimization for Energy Efficiency
• Autonomous Vehicle Technology in Traffic Management
• AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance in Manufacturing Engineering
• Biomechanical Analysis of Wearable Technology
• Quantum Computing Applications in Electrical Engineering
• Human-Centered Design in Assistive Robotics
• Integrating Drones in Emergency Response Systems
• Geothermal Energy Harvesting Techniques
• Machine Learning Algorithms for Structural Health Monitoring
• Innovative Water Purification Techniques for Developing Regions
• Cybersecurity Challenges in Industrial Control Systems
• Microgrid Development for Remote Communities
• AI-Optimized Logistics in Supply Chain Management
• Blockchain Technologies in Supply Chain Traceability
• Green Manufacturing Techniques in Mechanical Engineering
• Next-Generation Li-Ion Batteries for Electric Vehicles

Psychology Capstone Project Ideas

• Neuroimaging Techniques in Understanding Addiction
• Artificial Intelligence in Predicting Mood Disorders
• Complexities of Emotional Intelligence in Leadership
• Pediatric Psychology and Coping Mechanisms in Chronic Illness
• Memory Enhancement Strategies for Alzheimer’s Patients
• Psychotherapy Techniques for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Influence of Social Media on Adolescent Self-Image
• Behavioral Analysis of Online Shopping Habits
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Insomnia Management
• Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for Phobias
• Implications of Neurofeedback in ADHD Management
• Workplace Stress and Its Link to Organizational Productivity
• Effects of Mindfulness on Chronic Pain Patients
• Analyzing Consumer Behavior Through Neuromarketing
• Cyberbullying: Addressing Its Psychological Consequences
• Compassion Fatigue Among Mental Health Professionals
• Applied Behavior Analysis in Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Analyzing Eating Disorders through Body Dysmorphia Lens
• Coping Mechanisms of Frontline Workers in Pandemics

Environmental Science Capstone Project Ideas

• Climate Change Projections and Coastal Ecosystems
• Evaluating Biodiversity Conservation Strategies
• Green Energy: Future Perspectives of Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• Feasibility of Vertical Farming in Urban Areas
• Implications of Geoengineering on Global Weather Patterns
• Drones in Wildlife Conservation and Monitoring
• AI in Predicting and Managing Natural Disasters
• Exploring Microplastics in Aquatic Food Chains
• Assessing the Efficiency of Carbon Capture Technologies
• Soil Erosion and Sustainable Agricultural Practices
• Air Quality and Urban Green Spaces Relationship
• Marine Pollution: Long-Term Effects on Coral Reefs
• Agroforestry as a Solution to Deforestation
• Effects of Noise Pollution on Urban Wildlife
• Sustainable Water Administration in Arid Regions
• Natural Capital and Ecosystem Service Valuation
• Carbon Footprint Analysis of Vegan vs. Omnivore Diets
• Invasive Species and Their Effect on Native Biodiversity
• Circular Economy in Waste Management: Challenges and Opportunities
• Endocrine Disruptors in Urban Water Systems: Risks and Solutions

Public Health Capstone Project Ideas for Topics

• Predicting Health Outcomes Using Big Data Analytics
• Genetic Testing Ethics in Public Health Practices
• Addressing Obesity Through Community Engagement Strategies
• Mental Health Stigma Reduction: Strategies for Success
• Integration of Traditional Medicine into Modern Healthcare
• Epidemiology of Zoonotic Diseases in Urban Areas
• Health Inequities in Rural vs. Urban Populations
• Artificial Intelligence in Disease Surveillance and Response
• Climate Change and Its Effects on Vector-Borne Diseases
• Addressing Childhood Malnutrition in Low-Income Communities
• Stress Management Interventions in the Workplace
• Analyzing Telemedicine’s Influence on Patient Care
• Understanding Health Consequences of Air Pollution Exposure
• Healthcare Accessibility for Individuals With Disabilities
• Social Determinants of Health Among Indigenous Populations
• Tobacco Control Policies: A Comparative Analysis
• Evaluating the Efficiency of Digital Contact Tracing
• Community Approaches to Mitigating Opioid Epidemic
• Antibiotic Resistance: Evaluating Preventive Measures
• Occupational Health Hazards in the Tech Industry

Social Work Capstone Project Ideas

• Interventions for Homeless Youth: A Comprehensive Analysis
• Crisis Response Training in Schools: Benefits and Challenges
• Domestic Violence Survivor Support: A Systematic Review
• Analyzing Ethical Dilemmas in Elderly Care
• Understanding Mental Health Stigma in Adolescents
• Strategies to Counter Bullying in the Digital Age
• Trauma-Informed Care: Effectiveness in Different Settings
• Analyzing Substance Abuse Programs in Correctional Facilities
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Evaluating Therapy Methods
• Coping Mechanisms for Families of Veterans With PTSD
• Supporting LGBTQ+ Individuals in Traditional Societies
• Integrating Immigrants: A Look at Current Social Policies
• Development of Resilience in Foster Care Children
• Art Therapy for People With Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Child Welfare Services: A Focus on Rural Communities
• Housing First Model: A Solution for Chronic Homelessness?
• Culturally Sensitive Approaches in Social Work Practice
• Analyzing the Efficiency of Virtual Counselling
• Restorative Justice Practices in Juvenile Delinquency Cases

Architecture Capstone Project Ideas for Topics

• Sustainable Design Practices in Modern Architecture
• Application of Biomimicry in Urban Landscapes
• Preservation Techniques for Historical Monuments
• Disaster Resilient Architectural Planning
• Integrating Renewable Energy Resources into Building Design
• Mental Health and Design: Implications of Spatial Layout
• Adaptive Reuse of Industrial Buildings: Opportunities and Challenges
• Futuristic Public Transportation Hubs: A Comparative Analysis
• Incorporation of Vertical Gardens in Urban Residential Structures
• Ergonomic Factors in Office Architecture: A Detailed Study
• Challenges in Designing Multifunctional Community Spaces
• Transforming Slum Areas Through Innovative Architectural Interventions
• Understanding Acoustic Design in Concert Halls
• Pedestrian-Friendly Urban Spaces: Exploring Design Elements
• Implementation of Universal Design in Public Buildings
• Residential Architectural Styles and Climate Compatibility
• Augmented Reality Applications in Architectural Design Process
• Exploring Underwater Architecture: Feasibility and Challenges
• Experiments With Form and Material in Contemporary Mosque Design
• Investigating Thermal Comfort in High-Rise Buildings

Criminal Justice Capstone Project Ideas

• Cybersecurity Measures in Criminal Justice Agencies
• Bail Reform and Its Implications on Pretrial Detention
• Police Accountability Measures: Comparative Study
• Misidentification in Eyewitness Testimony: Minimizing Errors
• Restorative Justice Programs in Juvenile Detention Centers
• Sentencing Disparities Among Different Ethnic Groups
• Exploring Technological Advances in Crime Scene Investigations
• Interrogation Techniques and False Confessions: Preventive Measures
• Victim Advocacy Programs: A Detailed Review
• Mental Health Services Access for Inmates
• Digital Forensics in the Fight Against Cybercrime
• Crime Prevention Strategies in Urban Neighborhoods
• Prisoner Reentry Programs: Success and Failures
• Racial Profiling in Traffic Stops: An Empirical Analysis
• Human Trafficking: International Cooperation for Prevention
• Juvenile Gang Involvement: Causes and Intervention Strategies
• Drug Courts and Their Effectiveness in Rehabilitation
• Transnational Organized Crime: Challenges in Law Enforcement
• White Collar Crime: Corporate Fraud Detection Methods
• Ethical Dilemmas in the Field of Criminal Justice

Communication Studies Capstone Project Ideas for Topics

• Decoding Non-Verbal Communication in Leadership Roles
• Exploring Communication Barriers in Multicultural Teams
• Social Media’s Influence on Political Discourse
• Addressing Miscommunication in Online Learning Environments
• Public Speaking Anxiety: Techniques for Overcoming Fear
• Conflict Resolution Strategies in Organizational Communication
• Implications of Virtual Reality on Interpersonal Communication
• Influence of AI-Assisted Communication in Customer Service
• Health Communication Strategies During a Pandemic
• Understanding Gender Differences in Communication Styles
• Crisis Communication Strategies in Large Corporations
• Rhetorical Analysis of Presidential Speeches
• Effectiveness of Visual Communication in Digital Marketing
• Exploring Intercultural Communication in Globalized Workplaces
• Satire in Media and Its Effects on Public Perception
• Constructive Communication in Family Business Succession Planning
• Privacy Concerns in Digital Communication Platforms
• Strategies for Improving Inclusive Communication in Universities
• Media Literacy and Its Importance in Modern Society

Graphic Design Capstone Project Ideas

• Design Aesthetics in Enhancing User Interface Experience
• Interpretation of Semiotics in Modern Advertising
• Incorporating Sustainable Practices in Graphic Design
• Effective Branding Strategies for Small Businesses
• Art Nouveau Influence on Contemporary Graphic Design
• Accessibility Considerations in Web Design
• Exploring Emotional Responses to Color Theory in Marketing
• Cybersecurity Visualizations: Enhancing Public Understanding
• Utilizing Virtual Reality in Architectural Visualization
• Representation of Diversity in Corporate Branding
• Influence of Japanese Graphic Design on Western Media
• Implementation of AI Tools in Graphic Design
• History and Relevance of Typography in the Digital Age
• Augmented Reality Applications in Interactive Design
• Analyzing User Behavior Through Data Visualization
• Ethical Considerations in the Design of Social Media Algorithms
• Evaluating the Success of Non-Profit Organization Branding
• Simplicity vs. Complexity: Trends in Logo Design
• Visual Strategies for Climate Change Communication
• Exploring the Connection Between Graphic Design and Music Industry

Hospitality Management Capstone Project Ideas

• Innovative Practices in Sustainable Hospitality Management
• Customer Satisfaction Metrics in Hotel Industry
• Artificial Intelligence Applications in Hotel Bookings
• Food Waste Reduction Strategies in Hospitality Sector
• Service Quality in Boutique Hotels: A Comparative Study
• Crisis Management Techniques for Hospitality Enterprises
• Analyzing the Efficacy of Loyalty Programs in Hotels
• Tourism Promotion Through Cultural Heritage: Case Studies
• Hospitality Business Models in Post-Pandemic Era
• Hotel Design and Its Influence on Guest Satisfaction
• Enhancing Revenue Administration With Predictive Analytics
• Navigating Globalization Challenges in the Hotel Industry
• Embracing Digital Transformation in Hospitality Management
• Effective Strategies for Handling Customer Complaints in Hotels
• Incorporating Wellness Trends in Hospitality Industry
• Assessing the Influence of Online Reviews on Hotel Selection
• Innovations in Restaurant Menu Design and Their Influence on Sales
• Strategies for Reducing Employee Turnover in the Hospitality Sector
• Ethical Considerations in Event Management
• Exploring the Success Factors of Family-Owned Hotels

Sports Management Capstone Project Ideas for Topics

• Fan Engagement Strategies in Modern Sports
• Efficacy of Sponsorship Deals in Professional Football
• Ethics and Transparency in Sports Governance
• Artificial Intelligence in Enhancing Athlete Performance
• Innovative Revenue Streams for Sports Clubs
• Exploring Athlete Branding and Social Media Influence
• E-Sports Growth and Its Influence on Traditional Sports
• Mental Health Support Systems for Professional Athletes
• Integration of Virtual Reality in Sports Training
• Analyzing the Dynamics of Sports Franchise Ownership
• Strategies for Improving Accessibility in Sporting Events
• Management Challenges in International Sports Tournaments
• Crisis Management in Sports: Case Studies
• Sports Marketing and the Influence of Celebrity Endorsements
• Predictive Analytics in Player Recruitment and Scouting
• Navigating Legal Challenges in Sports Contracts
• Youth Talent Development Models in Professional Clubs
• Inclusion and Diversity in Sports Management
• Sustainable Practices in Organizing Large Sporting Events

Human Resource Management Capstone Project Ideas

• Workplace Flexibility and Employee Satisfaction
• Artificial Intelligence in Modern Recruitment Practices
• Cultural Intelligence in Global Human Resource Management
• Effects of Employee Well-Being Programs on Productivity
• Predictive Analytics in Talent Acquisition and Retention
• Mentorship Programs and Career Progression
• Inclusion and Diversity in Hiring Strategies
• Exploring Ethical Issues in Human Resource Management
• Workplace Conflict Resolution Mechanisms and Effectiveness
• Employee Engagement and Organizational Success
• Challenges and Solutions in Remote Work Administration
• Organizational Culture and Its Influence on Employee Turnover
• Performance Appraisal Systems and Employee Motivation
• Labor Laws and Employee Rights: A Comparative Study
• Leadership Development Programs in Large Corporations
• Sustainable Practices in Human Resource Management
• Exploring the Efficacy of Employee Reward Systems
• Human Resource Policies and Organizational Change Management
• Work-Life Balance Initiatives in High-Stress Industries
• Analyzing the Effects of Organizational Transparency on Employee Trust

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Business Intelligence and Analytics graduate student gains valuable, real-world consulting experience with an industry-leading shipping compliance firm.

Kaushal Makadia labels her Industry Capstone Program (ICP) experience a success.

During the spring 2024 semester, the Business Intelligence and Analytics graduate student completed her semester-long consulting project with Labelmaster, an industry leader in helping companies remain compliant with regulations about dangerous goods and hazardous materials. With headquarters in Chicago and more than 200 employees, Labelmaster is one of the largest companies that participates in the Stevens ICP. The firm partners with businesses to provide software, products and services nationwide, including hazmat labels and UN-certified packaging, hazmat placards and regulatory publications, advanced technology and regulatory training.

“When I was given the list of companies and projects we would be working with, I found this interesting because Labelmaster is an established company,” Kaushal said. “It's not a startup or small business, and it was interesting to me how we, as students, would be acting as a consultant to this larger company with resources. When I saw the opportunity to work on that project as a student consultant, I wanted to grab it.”

The interest in consulting and working on the client-facing side of business was one of the reasons Kaushal chose the Stevens School of Business and specifically, the Business Intelligence and Analytics program. In her native India, she completed her bachelor’s degree in Information and Communication Technology at Pandit Deendayal Energy University.

“I come from a tech background, and I was looking for something that aligns with my tech interests, but I wanted to explore the business side of the industry as well,” she said. “BI&A gives me the perfect combination of courses and gave me a new perspective.”

Kaushal and her team, including a Finance student, a Management student and two MBA students, were tasked with improving sales of Labelmaster’s facility management product line of shipping, warehouse and dock equipment. The group’s wide range of experience and expertise helped define and narrow their focus on such a wide-ranging project.

“It was great. We had each other's back and whenever one of us was stuck, everybody tried to help them out and suggest new ideas,” she said. “It was fun being exposed to all those different backgrounds and the different ways they went about researching problems. Everyone had their own unique approach that informed their ideas and strategies for solving the problems.”

“We had that safety net because there were professors and mentors to help us out,” Kaushal said. “In an actual job, there are no professors to help you out. You're on your own. One of the best parts was having that backup and guidance, yet still working on a real-time issue, a real problem.”

The team focused on website visitor data analysis, sales analysis and risk assessment to form their go-to-market strategy recommendations. They investigated several factors, including the medium used by the users, the time spent visiting the company website, search behavior, customer retention rate and search engine optimization. The company’s director of marketing and business analytics attended the final presentation.

“One of the ideas they liked and said they would try to implement was our strategy using popular search terms on their site,” Kaushal said. “Moreover, after analyzing the time of day and day of the week when products are most searched for and purchased, we uncovered fascinating trends. Inspired by a keen observation from the Labelmaster team, we decided to pair our facility management products with these best-selling items. Through dynamic collaboration and creative brainstorming, we crafted an ingenious solution.”

Despite never having done consulting work, Kaushal felt well-prepared to take on the role. Not only did her BI&A coursework apply to the tasks at hand, but the course “Fundamentals of Consulting,” a prerequisite for participating in a capstone project, ensures Stevens students are also equipped with the added layer of fundamental soft skills, work techniques and technologies employed by management consultants.

“In that class, I picked up some really important lessons about consulting,” she said. “First off, you’ve got to understand the problem or area the client wants you to work on, really dive into it. Next, ask lots of questions. It helps you get a better grasp of the problem and might even show you where the gaps are. But the biggest thing I learned is to listen—really listen. Clients will tell you what they need, whether it’s through their suggestions or their doubts. If you pay attention, you’ll figure out the problem and where to focus. And finally, the course taught us how to handle tough decisions and make the right choices.”

“For data analysis, I had taken courses like Business Intelligence & Data Integration, Marketing Analytics and Project Management Fundamentals, which really helped me with this project,” Kaushal continued. “Everything I learned in the BI&A program came in handy in one way or another during this real-time project.”

Currently interning with the New York City Civilian Complaint Review Board's Racial Profiling and Bias-Based Policing Investigations Unit as a research data analyst, Kaushal has expanded her job search to include consulting roles now that she has practical experience, a wider network and concrete examples to present during interviews.

“I’m excited to keep advancing my skills in consulting and am now open to taking on consulting roles,” she said. “This isn’t just a school project. I’ve worked with a real client who can speak to the quality and impact of my work. I’m ready to bring that experience into a professional setting.”

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Regardless of their title, such courses provide SPS students with a unique opportunity to demonstrate mastery of the skills and knowledge ... 149 Capstone Project Ideas & Examples Capstone Project Examples. Below, we've listed 150 capstone project examples in various fields. Think of all of these focus questions and ideas as jumping-off points. Some are very broad, while others are much more specific. Your capstone project will most likely fall under the "specific" category (see "feasibility and scope" above ... Program on the Environment » Past Capstone Projects Browse the lists below for sample Capstone project summaries to give you an idea of the projects students work on as part of the Environmental Studies Capstone. ... Greening Sports, Stakeholder Management, Sports Venues. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the Sports Industry: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 10. 549 Capstone Project Ideas & Good Topics For example, students start by reflecting on their interests and strengths within their field of study to identify a specific subject for further analysis (Poulin et al., 2022). In this case, it is important to consider an actual relevance and significance of a preferred capstone project topic, ensuring such a theme addresses current issues or ... Kapotnya District A residential and industrial region in the south-east of Mocsow. It was founded on the spot of two villages: Chagino (what is now the Moscow Oil Refinery) and Ryazantsevo (demolished in 1979). in 1960 the town was incorporated into the City of Moscow as a district. Population - 45,000 people (2002). The district is one of the most polluted residential areas in Moscow, due to the Moscow Oil ... Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia Elektrostal Geography. Geographic Information regarding City of Elektrostal. Elektrostal Geographical coordinates. Latitude: 55.8, Longitude: 38.45. 55° 48′ 0″ North, 38° 27′ 0″ East. Elektrostal Area. 4,951 hectares. 49.51 km² (19.12 sq mi) Elektrostal Altitude. Industry Capstone Experience Opens New Career Path Kaushal Makadia labels her Industry Capstone Program (ICP) experience a success. During the spring 2024 semester, the Business Intelligence and Analytics graduate student completed her semester-long consulting project with Labelmaster, an industry leader in helping companies remain compliant with regulations about dangerous goods and hazardous materials. With headquarters in Chicago and more ... Category:Elektrostal Sports in Elektrostal‎ (3 C, 8 F) T. Transport in Elektrostal‎ (5 C, 6 F) Y. Yalaginskoe pole‎ (214 F) Media in category "Elektrostal" The following 200 files are in this category, out of 222 total. (previous page) Alley near the Cultural Center October. ... 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