Emerging Research Methods and Applications in Business

Explores state-of-the-art research methods in business, analyzing diverse methodological approaches to develop skills for producing original research.

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Recorded instructors · Spring 2027 Min-Seok Pang

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Evaluate and synthesize emerging research across business and social science disciplines, identifying theoretical, methodological, and empirical contributions.

  • Develop and articulate original research ideas that extend or challenge existing theories using emerging methodological approaches.

  • Apply conceptual frameworks and empirical methods to design a rigorous research proposal suitable for submission to a premier business journal.

  • Engage in scholarly discourse by constructively critiquing peers' ideas, integrating feedback, and contributing to collective understanding in academic discussions.

  • Demonstrate academic professionalism by communicating research ideas effectively in written and oral forms, including weekly briefs, presentations, and a final research proposal.

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Declared in Business PhD

  • Declared in Business PhD
OTM 973

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the class

Explores state-of-the-art, cutting-edge research methods and applications in business. Analysis of diverse methodological approaches and the development of skills to produce original research. Topics vary by offering and may include artificial intelligence, experiments, computational methods, and other evolving methodologies.

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  • Artificial intelligence, experiments, and computational methods
  • Diverse methodological approaches
  • Theoretical, methodological, and empirical contributions in business and social science

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  • Developing and articulating original research ideas
  • Evaluating and synthesizing emerging research
  • Designing rigorous research proposals
  • Communicating research ideas in written and oral forms

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OTM 973 · Spring 2027

Emerging Research Methods and Applications in Business

Recorded 2026-10-14
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