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The areas are: accounting, business economics, finance, marketing, operations management, organizational behaviour/human resource management and strategic management.
Rotman’s accounting area consists of a strong group of accomplished researchers and educators. They conduct cutting edge research in financial and managerial accounting, auditing, taxation, and related fields in financial economics. They are ranked among the best-published in the world and present their research findings in seminars and conferences around the world.
What is the relationship between international trade and domestic productivity? What are the roles of urbanization and education in the skills development process? How do firms develop and maintain their market position? These are just some of the questions being posed by Rotman Economic Analysis and Policy faculty: world-class scholars in their field.
The finance faculty of the Rotman School are renowned for their breakthrough research, and their impact in the classroom, inspiring students and executives with the latest financial thinking.
The Marketing Area at Rotman is focused on the creation and dissemination of high quality research by recognized academic leaders. Faculty members study a wide range of marketing issues with an emphasis on rigorous methods and strong theoretical foundations.
The faculty members in Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management enjoy a collegial environment where they pursue rigorous research that informs solutions to timely managerial and organizational problems while advancing theory.
Find out more about our world-class Operations Management and Statistics faculty, their research and the courses they offer.
Rotman's approach to strategic management is discipline-based, and includes sociology, economics and other fields. Coursework is based on rigorous research, logical consistency and data-driven analysis. Students have the opportunity to learn from the full-range of intellectual tools, such as competitive analysis, networks, causal modelling, the digital economy, corporate restructuring and how to build innovative and entrepreneurial organizations.
Professor Avi Goldfarb on Online Advertising
Avi Goldfarb is Professor of Marketing at Rotman
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Professor Irwin teaches in the MFin program
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