Professors Sylvain Charlebois, Nita Chhinzer and Mike von Massow recently spoke to media on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, layoffs in the digital era and tipping in restaurants, respectively.
Future students and their families will be introduced to the University of Guelph campus and learn more about the programs and services it offers this Sunday, November 8.
Share your thoughts on the future of the University of Guelph during its strategic renewal process. Input is welcome through email and via social media.
When Andrew Gunpat was applying to universities, he knew he wanted a commerce degree that would give him the knowledge in business, public administration and political science that he needed to prepare for a career in corporate law. He found this unique focus in the University of Guelph’s public management major, and is now gearing up for the next phase of his education – law school.
Professor Brian Ferguson will speak on the white paper “Changing the Way We Think About Drug Prices: Insights From Economics” that he co-authored with University of Guelph economics alumna Audrey Laporte.
New web project showcases stories and profiles of notable University of Guelph business and economics alumni.
The University of Guelph's Faculty Association (UGFA) has awarded College of Business and Economics associate professor Tanya Mark with the Distinguished Professor Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Environmentally friendly office buildings have higher rents, higher occupancy rates and more satisfied tenants.
Kristian Adomait recently made a move many new grads make after completing their education - to a new city and new job. Following the completion of his MA in Economics in the financial economics field, he landed a role at big-four audit firm PricewaterhouseCoopers and is currently pursuing his Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation. When asked what he valued most about his experience in the MA program, he emphasized that his graduate education was an asset during the job search process because it set him apart from other candidates.
Starting a new job can be stressful even for the most prepared and qualified individual, so ensuring that employees are on-boarded properly is important to helping them succeed in the workplace. In this video. associate professor and co-founder of the Canadian Positive Psychology Association Jamie Gruman introduces us to two people starting new jobs and explores the benefits of effective socialization in the workplace. Watch the video.