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Columbia Business School’s cutting-edge curriculum includes courses in big data, analytics, digital marketing, web programming, AI, and machine learning, as well as coding applications like SQL and visualization programs like Tableau. Innovative courses include Analytics in Action, Python for MBAs, and People Analytics to ensure that our ...
Shai Davidai is Assistant Professor in the Management Division of Columbia Business School. His research examines people’s everyday judgments of themselves, other people, and society as a whole. He studies the psychological forces that shape, distort, and bias people’s perceptions of the world and their influence on people’s judgments, preferences, and choices. His topics of expertise ...
El Programa Ejecutivo en Alta Dirección Empresarial de Columbia Business School Executive Education es un viaje intensivo y multimodular, con duración de siete meses, que se enfoca en ayudar a los líderes actuales a escalar hacia nuevas alturas en sus carreras profesionales. A lo largo de esta experiencia, la ciudad dinámica de Nueva York ...
The Trustees of Columbia knew that the University could address this need, and with the support of influential business figures, founded the School of Business in 1916. The School started with 11 faculty members teaching an inaugural class of 61 students, including eight women. Within a few years, the number of students enrolled at the School ...
Columbia Business School has the largest Executive MBA program in the country and an incredibly supportive community. The people you meet will be part of your personal team for life, cheering you on through challenges and accomplishments. At the start of your MBA program, you are assigned to a cluster of 40 to 70 students, and within your ...
A cornerstone of the Columbia experience, the core curriculum is designed to give students an in-depth mastery of academic disciplines and the practical tools to intersect business with a broad set of industries. Taught by full-time professors and practitioners, the core prepares students to analyze, decide, and lead both in the classroom and ...
The Green Business Club was founded in March 2008 by three members of the Columbia Business School class of 2009: Kate Grossman, Chris Baker, and Joe Chmielewski. Their intent was to facilitate students’ career aspirations and create awareness around sustainability issues in the Columbia Business School community.
