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STRATEGY 782 Fall 26 (A) 2.25 hours
Mergers, Acquisitions, and Corporate Development --- The aim of this course is to offer a structured approach and a toolkit to handle M&As issues from their initiation to their implementation.
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STRATEGY 900 Spring 26 +4 1 - 6 hours
Special Research for Doctoral Applicants and Candidates --- Individual research projects for Doctoral Applicants and Candidates are available.


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STRATEGY 681 Winter 26 (B) 2.25 hours
Strategic Management of Alliances --- This course will study the theory and practice of business alliances. Alliances among businesses are a fundamental necessity of corporate strategy.
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STRATEGY 772 Summer 26 2.25 hours
Strategies for Growth --- A major challenge facing most companies (and business units) is how to grow the organization.
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STRATEGY 400 Winter 26 3 hours
Strategies for Sustainable Development --- This course will cover the basic concepts by which corporation address important sustainability issues and offer content to prepare students for the cutting
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STRATEGY 557 Fall 26 (B) 2.25 hours
Strategy --- Adopting the perspective of the firm's leader, this course focuses on how to create and sustain superior organizational performance.
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STRATEGY 350 Fall 26 3 hours
Technology and Innovation Strategy --- This course aims to help students learn how companies successfully formulate and implement a technology strategy.
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STRATEGY 688 Winter 26 (A) 2.25 hours
The Power of Prestige: How Status and Reputation Confer Competitive Advantage --- What do McKinsey, Chanel, and Amazon have in common? Prestige is critical to their success!
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STRATEGY 498 Winter 26 3 hours
The Power of Prestige: How Status and Reputation Creates Competitive Advantage --- What do McKinsey and Chanel have in common? Prestige is critical to their success!
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STRATEGY 558 Winter 26 (B) 1.5 hours
The World Economy --- This course examines how firms' strategic options and competitiveness are influenced by features of the global competitive landscape, including exchange rate movements, location-
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