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Tulane University Post-Doctoral Bridge to Business Program

Criteria Summary
 
Discipline Focus

Candidates may elect either a Finance and Management focus. Within Finance, they may elect either Finance or Accounting as a specialty. Within Management, candidates may elect either Organizational Behavior or Marketing. Seminars in one of these specialties are not substitutable for those in another.

Program Length A two-week introductory module in the summer covering the foundations of business education and research. Four subsequent 36-hour seminars in the area of specialty. At the conclusion, a research paper must be prepared and defended. The program totals 220 contact hours. Graduates will be recognized in Tulane's Unified Graduation Ceremony in May. Participation in this ceremony is voluntary.  
Curriculum Delivery In-residence weekend seminars offered in an executive format, meeting three weekends (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) in the fall and spring semesters, supplemented by Internet-based instruction using interactive technology.  
Student Capacity 20-30 per year
Cost 40,000 USD including tuition, books, software, room and two meals each day during the entire program. The cost of seven trips to New Orleans is not included.
Program Initiation Date Summer, 2008 
Student Selection Criteria Preference is given to applicants from institutions with AACSB-accredited business schools. Applicants with doctoral degrees from Latin American universities will be considered only if they were trained at high-quality doctoral degree-granting institutions. Applicants will be evaluated based on strength of academic record and/or substantial business experience.  
 

Contact Information:

Tulane University
Professor John Trapani
Schmidt Chair and Director
Goldring Institute
Freeman School of Business
#7 McAlister Drive
New Orleans, LA 70118
Tel: 504-865-5419
Email: jtrapan@tulane.edu
Website: http://aacsbpostdoc.tulane.edu/
Tulane University
Professor Victor Cook
Faculty Director
Tulane-AACSB Bridge Program
Freeman School of Business
#7 McAlister Drive
New Orleans, LA 70118
Tel: 504-865-5476
Email: vcookj@tulane.edu

"Speaking for Tulane University and the Freeman School of Business I am delighted that AACSB International accepted our proposal to participate in the Bridge to Business postdoctoral program. I believe this is an important step by AACSB and the participating schools, to address the business faculty shortages that are prevalent globally. It will add significantly to the set of scholars focusing their research on management problems. 

At Tulane we have been involved in doctoral education in business since the late 1980’s.For the past 13 years we have offered PhD development programs for business school faculty at leading Latin American universities. Our graduates have been successful as research scholars and academic leaders at many important business schools around the world. The Bridge to Business program will allow us to continue to serve the U.S. professional education market in this new and innovative way, as well as expand our educational options for faculty in Latin America.

Those interested in the Tulane Bridge to Business program may learn more by visiting our webpage (http://aacsbpostdoc.tulane.edu) or by contacting Professor Victor Cook, Faculty Advisor, Tulane AACSB Bridge to Business Program (vcookj@tulane.edu)  or (504) 865-5496.  Faculty in Latin America may access this program through our partner schools, ITAM in Mexico City and Universidad de los Andes in Bogota."

Angelo DeNisi, Dean
A. B. Freeman School of Business

 


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