Faculty of Management
Posted: Oct 4, 2024
Category: Research
In the investment world, the ability to forecast cash flows and earnings has long been considered a cornerstone of successful securities evaluation. A new study by UNB finance professor, Dr. Chunhua Lan, sheds light on the under-appreciated importance of market timing in managing mutual funds. Her paper, “The efficacy of market timing and value creation,” has been accepted by the...
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Posted: Oct 4, 2024
Category: Research
Fast fashion giants like Shein and Temu have rapidly become staples in young consumers’ wardrobes, offering a constant stream of trendy, affordable clothing. But beneath this frenzy lies a critical question: how much do these shoppers really understand about the environmental and social impacts of their fashion choices? New research led by Dr. Yunzhijun Yu, a marketing professor at the...
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Posted: Oct 3, 2024
Category: Programs
The faculty of management at the University of New Brunswick (UNB) has long championed experiential learning as a vital part of its business curriculum. Central to this is the annual Speaker Series, an event designed to connect students with real-world professionals, entrepreneurs and business leaders. Since 2016, this series has introduced over 160 industry experts, providing a platform for...
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Posted: Sep 12, 2024
Category: Research
As federal elections approach in both Canada and the US, undecided voters are carefully assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the party leaders on offer. A recent study by UNB business professor Dr. H. A. Eiselt introduces a new approach to evaluate party candidates by applying game theory. Traditionally, researchers have analyzed where candidates stand on the political spectrum, while...
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Posted: Sep 5, 2024
Category: Research
Companies looking to pursue ambitious opportunities often form joint ventures to pool expertise, resources, and share risks. While joint ventures are attractive, they can frequently end poorly for various reasons. However, a recent study by Dr. Lucas Wang, a business professor at the University of New Brunswick’s faculty of management, suggests that the corporate social responsibility...
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Posted: Aug 29, 2024
After spending a few years as a service manager in Mumbai, Haridas Patel wanted to pivot into business development. This ambition brought him to the University of New Brunswick (UNB) where he pursued an MBA with the faculty of management. Patel was drawn to UNB's rich history and the diverse cohort of students, which helped to broaden his perspectives. “The resources at UNB were...
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Posted: Aug 23, 2024
Category: Faculty Highlights
Dr. Devashis Mitra’s term as dean of the UNB Faculty of Management has been extended for two years. His extension was recently announced by UNB’s Provost and Vice-President Academic, Dr. Petra Hauf: “Dr. Mitra has been a dedicated member of the UNB community since 1991. Throughout this period, he has held various leadership roles. Appointed as dean in 2013, he has consistently...
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Posted: May 29, 2024
Category: Student Highlights
Austen Keating, forward player on the University of New Brunswick’s (UNB) Red’s Men’s Hockey team, had a stellar year at UNB. In addition to his team capturing the U Sports men's hockey national championship, Keating received two of the highest accolades for university hockey players: the Mark Jeffrey Memorial Merit Award and the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) Most Valuable...
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Posted: May 27, 2024
Category: Research , Faculty Highlights
A manager at a New Brunswick healthcare center is forming a new team of medical professionals to explore innovative solutions for reducing wait times in emergency rooms. Imagine the positive impact this could have on our communities. Shorter wait times mean quicker treatment, less stress for patients and families and a more efficient healthcare system overall. A team of researchers, including...
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Posted: May 21, 2024
The economy and local traditions in a West African setting present unique pricing and servicing challenges for the owner of a medical laboratory, offering a distinctive learning experience for accounting students. A recent case study by UNB accounting professor Dr. Afua Asante, titled "Realizing the Dream: Decision-Making in Action," delves into these challenges. Published in the IMA...
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