In new research, Strategy Professor Wendy Bradley of SMU Cox and Julian Kolev of the U.S. Patents and Trademark Office analyze new products and services in the digital world, which helps in explaining the rise of intangible assets among firms.
In new research, Wang of SMU Cox and coauthors explore why narcissists are more promotable, enjoy longer tenures, and earn higher compensation than their peers.
In groundbreaking research, Darius Miller and Ruidi Huang of SMU Cox, with coauthor Erik Mayer, examine gender bias in promotions within the U.S. financial industry.
Students get a first-hand look at breakthrough research, courtesy of professors at the cutting edge.
Cox professors are tackling practical questions and publishing new insights in accounting. For instance: In an era of superfast algorithms, how do high-frequency traders affect market price efficiency? How should banks structure capital? How do their choices affect lending prices?
Cox faculty are leading scholars in finance, publishing cutting-edge research in financial market design, corporate governance, tax policy, asset pricing, mergers and acquisitions, institutional investors and many other areas.
Data is meaningless if you can't use it to drive decisions. Future-proof your success with ITOM’s progressive research, combining information systems, operations management and business analytics.
Through their research, Cox professors transcend media headlines to show the world a better way.
Home of the first academic institute for the study of customer engagement and loyalty, Cox faculty conduct ground-breaking research that combines the art and science of marketing.
Thought-leading research from the fields of insurance and real estate and their intersections.
What do layoff announcements have in common with news of disease outbreaks? What are the consequences when a Fortune 500 company times layoffs to help manage its financial reputation? Cox professors are uncovering the truth and giving students a front-row seat to the latest theories and insights in the field.
The following centers and institutes are in the Cox School of Business at Southern Methodist University, serving as resources to the University, the community and the World. Many also offer opportunities for scholarly research and writing, conferences, periodic lectures and symposia. Questions about the centers and institutes can be sent to their directors or faculty members.
The Albert W. Niemi Center for Economic Growth and Leadership Development focuses on creating learning experiences for students and community members.
As the nation’s first academic institute devoted to the study of customer engagement, the Brierley Institute plans to change the business world and transform the fundamental interaction between a customer and a company.
The Business Library provides high-quality information services for Cox Business School students and others in the University community.
The Bridwell Institute continues and expands upon the mission of its predecessor, the O’Neil Center for Global Markets and Freedom, to study the impact of competitive market forces on freedom and prosperity in the global economy.
The Center provides Cox Business School students with the leadership and essential skills needed to be successful in business. The BLC offers classes and seminars that complement the curriculum at the school.
You can start using the vast, dedicated resources of the Cox MBA Career Management Center from the moment you enroll. That's the time to start targeting your career goals and mapping a strategic plan, and we're here to help you.
As one of the oldest entrepreneurship centers in the United States, the Institute has for more than 50 years been committed to encouraging those who can to build a business of their own.
The backbone of real estate activity at SMU since 1984, the Folsom Institute supports research and real estate academic programs at both BBA and MBA levels, and bridges the academic and professional worlds.
The Hart Institute of Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship combines three fields in a complex way, encouraging Cox students to think outside the box, challenge norms, and create ventures that haven't been seen before.
The Don Jackson Center for Financial Studies provides enrichment programs and research opportunities for students and faculty in the Cox School's Finance Department.
The Alternative Asset Management Center provides students with hands-on training in the increasingly important financial markets of non-traditional asset classes, including hedge funds and private equity funds.
The Kitt Investing and Trading Center is a state-of-the-art instructional and research facility designed to integrate finance curriculum, enhance innovative faculty research, and teach students practical finance and investment applications.
The Center is a leading source of academic expertise on consumer shopping behavior and the effects of retailer activities on shopping behavior.
The Institute promotes the study of policy, marketing, and management issues related to oil, natural gas and electricity.
The National Center for Arts Research provides a toolkit of evidence-based insights into the health of arts and cultural organizations in America.
The School offers a comprehensive, state-of-the-industry program designed for those seeking a dynamic approach to graduate-level instruction in banking.
The Institute, led by global internet and media pioneers Megha and Nirav Tolia, offers guidance to students who want to take their spark of entrepreneurship to its finish line of business formation.