Brandeis International Business School

Brandeis COVID-19 Response

Our foremost priority is providing a safe and healthy educational environment for all our community members. Students, faculty and staff are expected to adhere to required health and safety guidelines established by the university and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. For more information, please visit the Brandeis Covid-19 Response Webpage.

Technology, Teaching and Research Support

The links below will take you to various resources and support options for online teaching & learning, working remotely and more. It contains up-to-date information compiled and developed by both the International Business School and Brandeis University. 

• Technology Support
  Contact the Help Desk, Zoom Trainings & Self-Help, Latte Information, VPN and more
• Teaching, Learning & Research Support
  Important Updates, Research Support, Supporting Learning, Completing Assessments
  

Additional Information for Faculty and TAs

• Academic Calendar Highlights
  Important upcoming dates from the Office of the University Registrar

Learn more: about academic resources, careers and employment, facilities, financials, governance, health and safety information.

Policies

• New Faculty Info
• Faculty Handbook
• Faculty Leave
• Faculty Resource Guide
• Faculty Mentoring Guidelines
• International Business School Academic Programs Structure
• International Business School Appointment and Reappointment Procedures for Faculty Outside of the Tenure Structure
• International Business School Promotion and Reappointment Procedures for Faculty Within the Tenure Structure
• International Business School Appointment Procedures for Tenure or Tenure Track Faculty
• International Business School Sabbatical Policy for Contract Faculty
• International Business School Policy on Faculty Absences from Campus
• Title IX (information for TAs below)

All graduate students with teaching duties are required to attend a Title IX educational training that emphasizes their roles as responsible reporters and instructs them on what to do if they witness, or if a student discloses to them, an incident of sexual misconduct. This training is mandatory for graduate students to be able to teach at Brandeis. The training is offered at or around the beginning of each semester, and graduate students are required to attend only once.