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Nine Schulich School of Business faculty members have been named among the Top 100 Business and Management scholars in Canada in Research.com’s 2026 Edition of the Ranking of Best Scientists in Business and Management. The ranking is based on the D-index (Discipline H-index), a metric that evaluates a researcher’s impact based on publications and citation data […]
Posted onSchulich Study Challenges “Vulture Capital” Narrative in Alberta Oilpatch
A new study from the Schulich School of Business is challenging conventional thinking about so-called “vulture capital” in Canada’s oil and gas sector. Published in the Journal of Business Ethics, the study, “Vultures, Vampires, and Necro-waste in the Oil and Gas Industry,” examines how distressed oil and gas assets in Alberta are acquired, managed and often abandoned. Drawing […]
Posted onSchulich and CGI Partner on New Certificate for Careers in Enterprise IT
A new collaboration between the Schulich School of Business and CGI is creating expanded pathways into enterprise technology careers for professionals, graduates and career changers. Backed by a $1 million investment, the CGI Certificate in Enterprise Systems Development is an eight-month program is designed to help learners build practical, job-ready skills for today’s increasingly complex […]
Posted onSchulich Alumni Making an Impact Named to York’s Top 30 Under 30
York University has announced its 2026 Top 30 Alumni Under 30 — and outstanding graduates from the Schulich School of Business are among this year’s honourees. These accomplished young alumni are making a meaningful impact across industries and communities, both locally and globally. Through their work, they are applying the knowledge, skills, and values gained […]
Posted onSchulich Research Shows CEO Promises Boost Investor Confidence but Limit Strategic Flexibility
New research from Schulich reveals that CEO promises can strengthen investor confidence – but may reduce a company’s ability to adapt in changing conditions. Published in the Strategic Management Journal, the study, “Shaping expectations, losing flexibility: A study of CEO promises as strategic communication tools,” explores how CEOs use public commitments to influence markets and stakeholders. The research […]
Posted onHealthConnect 2026: Connecting Future Healthcare Leaders with Industry Innovators
HealthConnect 2026 brought together aspiring healthcare professionals and leading organizations for an engaging afternoon of networking, career exploration and industry insight. Hosted in collaboration with Schulich’s Centre for Career Design and York University, the event welcomed students from Schulich’s Master of Health Industry Administration (MHIA) and MBA programs, York University Markham Campus’ Master of Biotechnology […]
Posted onCelebrating Research Excellence and Future Impact: Schulich Research & PhD Day 2026
On Wednesday, March 25th, more than 100, PhD students, staff and industry members gathered at the Schulich School of Business to celebrate Research & PhD Day 2026, a biennial celebration of the research achievements of Schulich’s faculty- and one of the rare occasions where almost all of Schulich’s faculty members could be found under the […]
Posted onAward honouring late professor empowers female students
The Elizabeth Maynes Memorial Award signals that “women are capable of great things,” says Schulich student Katelyn Chen. International Women’s Day, celebrated on March 8 this year, has new meaning for Schulich School of Business student Katelyn Chen. The fourth-year BBA candidate is the recipient of the Elizabeth Maynes Memorial Award celebrating the life and […]
Posted onStudy links community climate beliefs to corporate tax strategies
New research from the Schulich School of Business shows that where a company is headquartered can play an important role in shaping its approach to sustainability investments and corporate tax strategies. The study, “Climate Beliefs and Attitudes and Corporate Tax Savings,” published in the Journal of Business Ethics, finds that companies located in communities with […]
Posted onOpening doors to the world: The Optimus SBR Award of Excellence is creating opportunities for Schulich’s underrepresented students
Esther Kimpiatu used to scroll through the list of Schulich School of Business partner schools dreaming about a semester abroad. But she also knew the opportunity would be a big stretch on her student budget. One email changed all that. Kimpiatu received the Optimus SBR Award of Excellence in the 2024-2025 academic year and renewal […]
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