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MGMTPHD 253Field Research in Organizations and Management

Management-PhD · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)

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Designed for PhD students. Immersion in discipline and practice of using field data to conduct management research. Students become more informed users and reviewers of variety of methodological approaches. Students gain familiarity with approaching companies to partner on research, gathering and preparing to analyze field data, and what to expect in review process for paper that uses field data. Content of research discussed could extend to other fields (e.g., strategy, psychology, judgment and decision making).

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  • Spring 2027

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