Brandeis International Business School
“In my classroom, every problem we tackle is real. There are no answers in the back of the book.”
Rob Carver has dedicated most of his professional career to data – mining it, managing it, analyzing it and deploying it to solve problems in business and society. Today, Carver teaches courses in business analytics, quantitative methods and statistics. Meet Robert Carver.
To the BIS and back — a global career in policymaking
Stephen Cecchetti is a renowned expert in monetary policy and financial regulation. As chief economist at the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), he worked to formulate new financial regulatory standards aimed at ensuring global financial stability. He previously served as chief economist at the Federal Reserve of New York. Cecchetti is currently affiliated with the NBER and coauthors a blog on finance and economics. Cecchetti also holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Basel.
It's not just about numbers. Learn from a specialist in behavioral economics.
Alice Hsiaw's research and teaching focuses on behavioral economics and applied microeconomic theory. Her recent papers have explored the juxtaposition of social interaction, goal-setting and self-control within the realm of consumer behavior. Hsiaw received her PhD from Princeton University.
"Teaching at Brandeis International Business School is a fun and enlightening experience to learn about the world from my students."
Michael McKay joined Bain in 1987 and later became a founding partner in the firm’s private equity group. For the past five years, McKay has also served as an adjunct professor and is now a senior lecturer at Brandeis International Business School, where he has twice received the school’s teaching award. Meet Michael McKay
"I love building connections with my students. Understanding something about their cultures helps me in that process."
For most of his career, Andy Molinsky has focused on helping people overcome the challenges of their cultural identities in the workplace. His book, published by Penguin Random House in 2017, is about learning to bravely and confidently step outside your comfort zone in everyday life. Meet Andy Molinsky.
"When I teach, I try to keep the human experience front and center."
Since the day Carol Osler first set foot on Citibank’s trading floor in 1986, currency markets have captivated her. After earning her PhD from Princeton, Osler spent more than a decade at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Meet Carol Osler