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How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint in Business
Examine how you can begin reducing carbon footprint in business with actionable tasks that apply to any business with updated tips from the Carlson School.
Carlson School Partnership Helps Bring Jobs to North Minneapolis
Carlson School students partner with the Northside Job Creation Team to bring living-wage jobs to north Minneapolis, an area that historically has had higher unemployment rates than other parts of the city.
Executive MBA vs MBA: Which program is right for me?
Learn about the distinctive characteristics of an executive MBA program and if pursuing one is the right choice for you.
Compass provides a place to belong
Compass is a business-focused LGBTQ+ undergraduate student organization at the Carlson School of Management. It serves as a space not only to find a community, but to also develop professional skills.
Carlson School students uncover $1.6 million in potential revenue for the Minnesota Wild
Six Carlson School students recently completed an experiential learning engagement with the Minnesota Wild NHL team through the Carlson Analytics Lab. They used data to uncover $1.6 million in potential revenue.
Finding balance as a student-athlete at the Carlson School
For Emma Carpenter, life in the Carlson School of Management's Master of Marketing program and on the University of Minnesota women’s golf team was about finding balance while working toward her goals.
Carlson School Faculty Promotions 2024
Seven Carlson School faculty members earned promotions, including tenure, in 2024.
What is business analytics and why is it important?
Learn about business analytics, its evolution and future trends, and what it means for your career as an aspiring data or business analyst.
The NYPD gave officers iPhones. Here’s what we learned about race and policing.
While a growing number of studies have indicated patterns of racial discrimination in policing, the data these papers rely on often come from officers’ self-reports of their own behavior. That means the data could be biased, a concern that led University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management Assistant Professor Jeremy Watson to look into the impact of digital technology.
Human resources degrees at the University of Minnesota
Learn the differences between the Master of Human Resources and Industrial Relations and Master of Education in Human Resource Development at the University of Minnesota.
Kathleen Vohs named Highly Ranked Scholar by ScholarGPS
Kathleen Vohs, Distinguished McKnight University Professor and Land O’Lakes Professor in Marketing at the Carlson School, has been named a Highly Ranked Scholar by ScholarGPS.
Debunking 5 artificial intelligence myths
Debunk 5 misconceptions and facts about artificial intelligence and its related use in business analytics with the Carlson School's resident AI scholar, Dr. Ravi Bapna.