Research
Sauder School of Business leads Canadian business schools with over $1.3 million in grants each year since 1995. The impact of this research on management thinking has resulted in over 400 research papers and 20 books since 1995 alone.
The Social Science Research Network, a leading repository of business and management research papers, ranks Sauder 16th in Canada out of 771 international business schools, not including U.S. schools, for research downloads of all time.
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