XI.A   Description

The School of Management prepares leaders for the global business environment by providing students with a broad intellectual framework and the business skills necessary to manage in the ever-changing marketplace. The principal scholarly role of the School is research in the disciplines and functional fields of management, broadly understood, including operations, finance, accounting, organizational behavior, marketing, and managerial and political economics.

The School seeks to develop innovative research in management from its own resources and to make functional use of the scholarly work of the social science departments and of other professional schools at Yale.

The School of Management prepares leaders for the global business environment by providing students with a broad intellectual framework and the business skills necessary to manage in the ever-changing marketplace. The principal scholarly role of the School is research in the disciplines and functional fields of management, broadly understood, including operations, finance, accounting, organizational behavior, marketing, and managerial and political economics.

The School seeks to develop innovative research in management from its own resources and to make functional use of the scholarly work of the social science departments and of other professional schools at Yale.