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1. business.columbia.edu › faculty › peopleParinitha Sastry | Columbia Business School

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   Professor Parinitha (Pari) Sastry is an assistant professor of finance at Columbia Business School. Her research focuses on climate change, financial intermediation, and real-estate markets. She received her B.A. from Columbia University and her finance Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She has worked previously at the Department of Treasury, Task Force on Climate-Related ...

2. academics.gsb.columbia.edu › mba › academicsAcademics | Columbia Business School Academics

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   Academics. Business is evolving more rapidly than ever before. The challenges are more complex, the stakes are higher, and the players are increasingly global. The only constant today is change, and Columbia Business School prepares its students not just to navigate change, but to use it to create new opportunities.

3. business.columbia.edu › realestate › studentsProspective Students | Columbia Business School

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   Once admitted to the Columbia Business School MBA program, students may take electives in the real estate area to complement the broad management training offered by the MBA core curriculum. To specialize in the real estate area at Columbia Business School, students will take Real Estate Finance and at least three additional electives.

4. academics.business.columbia.edu › msfeMSFE | Columbia Business School Academics

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   MSFE students take a carefully constructed curriculum of PhD and MBA courses offered at Columbia Business School. While the program has significant overlap with our PhD program in Finance, it is intended for students who prefer a shorter and more industry-oriented experience than the School’s doctoral program.

5. academics.gsb.columbia.edu › mba › admissionsReady to Apply? | Columbia Business School Academics

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   Columbia Business School requires that the work contained in your application (including essays) is completely accurate and exclusively your own. Columbia University permits the use of generative AI tools for idea generation and/or to edit a candidate’s work; however, using these tools to generate complete responses violates the Honor Code.

6. academics.gsb.columbia.edu › msm › academicsAcademics | Columbia Business School Academics

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   Overview. The Master of Science in Marketing Science requires three semesters of full-time study at Columbia Business School. Students need to complete a minimum of 30 credits to complete the program. They can take an additional six credits at no extra tuition charge under the School's flat rate tuition program.

7. www0.gsb.columbia.edu › faculty › wdesseinWouter Dessein | Columbia Business School

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   At Columbia, he teaches a popular elective on the `Economics of Strategic Behavior', a course which examines the underlying economics of successful business strategy. Prior to joining the Columbia Business School faculty in July 2008, Dessein was an assistant and associate professor of economics at the University of Chicago, Graduate School of Business, where he taught Competitive Strategy and ...