Michigan Ross Marketing Area

MICHIGAN ROSS MARKETING

Discover the latest in consumer behavior with the vibrant and respected Michigan Ross marketing faculty.

Learn the latest on how consumers and producers interact with the Michigan Ross Marketing faculty’s cross-disciplinary approach.

Our professors use concepts from psychology, economics, statistics, neuroscience, and engineering to tackle the crucial issues of today’s fast-moving markets. Working with award-winning teachers and researchers, you’ll be prepared to handle a wide array of marketing challenges.

You’ll examine issues such as big data/analytics, social media, Internet commerce, consumer decision-making, brand management, co-creation, customer satisfaction, sensory marketing, and retailing. A relevant curriculum and cutting-edge research allows you to examine these areas both at the fundamental and applied levels.

Fred Feinberg, Chair
feinf@umich.edu

Clea Davis, Faculty Support Administrator
clea@umich.edu

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Chair: Fred Feinberg

Prof. Feinberg's research examines how people make choices in uncertain environments. His work focuses on using statistical models to explain complex decision patterns, particularly involving sequential choices among related items (e.g., brands in the same category) and dyads (e.g., people choosing one another in online dating).

Marketing PhD Program

Marketing is concerned with developing an understanding of how consumers and producers interact in markets.

Our approach to developing this understanding (and scholarship in general) is inclusive, i.e., not restricted to a specific paradigm or methodology or base discipline. For example, our faculty members and doctoral students collaborate with researchers in Psychology, Statistics, Economics, and Engineering. Research in Marketing at Ross has a substantive focus, addressing both basic and applied questions.

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