Entrepreneurship involves the identification and creation of new opportunities and technologies, ventures, products and markets.
Finance is an applied branch of economics that deals with how individuals and organizations allocate financial resources over time.
Information Systems research examines the design, development, implementation, use, sourcing, management and value creation of information technology.
International Business combines international expertise with the functional areas of General Management, emphasizing issues facing the multinational enterprise (MNE) and businesses engaged in dealings across national borders.
Management Science is concerned with the development and application of mathematical models and scientific methods to all fields of management and business decision making.
Marketing is fundamentally concerned with the description and prediction of decision outcomes, involving all aspects of an organization that relates to its customers, competitors, distributors, and business regulators.
Operations Management focuses on design, planning, control and improvement of the processes that transforms inputs into outputs, thereby creating value for customers.
Organizational Behaviour focuses on understanding the behaviour of individuals, groups and organizations.
Strategy is about creating and defending a competitive advantage in changing environments.
Sustainability creates the conditions so that organizations create value for business and society, today and tomorrow.