As students in these small seminars discuss a professor's current research, they gain insight into the way top-level researchers go about knowledge creation and learn how to test ideas against both theory and data. The goal of these unique learning experiences is to enable students to become more confident thinkers capable of making better decisions for their organizations and achieving a higher level of success. The seminars are part of strategic teaching initiatives supported by gifts from our alumni.
Past Research-to-Practice Seminars include the following:
Corporate Takeovers
Empirical Evidence in Finance
Global Structure and Conduct of Firms
Multichannel Customer Management
Quantitative Private Equity
Social Networks in Organizations
Strategy in Innovation Ecosystems
See elective courses for a complete list of current Research-to-Practice Seminars.