News
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Retiring faculty profile: Joan Davison Conrod
Professor Conrod retires from a long and celebrated career at Dalhousie
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Connecting MBA students with massively scalable startups: the CDL experience
For MBA students at Dalhousie University’s Rowe School of Business the syllabus includes helping startups get off the ground and face time with national business leaders – all via Dal’s partnership with Creative Destruction Lab, Canada’s leading business accelerator.
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Meet our new Commerce Society president Donald Eastop
I think the most exciting part will be meeting and working with the amazing individuals within the Commerce program and outside it. I love working alongside people who bring different perspectives and approaches to problems that I’m facing. I’ve already met and worked with tons of exciting new people!
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Fresh perspectives ‑ strategy course sees businesses, commerce students team up
From Toronto’s Bay Street to the leisure and entertainment scene in Halifax’s downtown core, diverse businesses are working with Bachelor of Commerce fourth-year students to gain critical insights, improve strategic decision-making and optimize operations.
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Grad profile: Putting down roots
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Grad profile: From Neuroscience to corporate banking
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Dalhousie partners with CCDI to research diversity and inclusion in Canadian workplaces
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Commerce students get real‑world experience in JD Irving case competitions
J.D. Irving case competitions offered Commerce students the chance to share a purse of $8,800.
Recent Items
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Retiring faculty profile: Joan Davison Conrod
Professor Conrod retires from a long and celebrated career at Dalhousie
-
Connecting MBA students with massively scalable startups: the CDL experience
For MBA students at Dalhousie University’s Rowe School of Business the syllabus includes helping startups get off the ground and face time with national business leaders – all via Dal’s partnership with Creative Destruction Lab, Canada’s leading business accelerator.
-
Meet our new Commerce Society president Donald Eastop
I think the most exciting part will be meeting and working with the amazing individuals within the Commerce program and outside it. I love working alongside people who bring different perspectives and approaches to problems that I’m facing. I’ve already met and worked with tons of exciting new people!
-
Fresh perspectives ‑ strategy course sees businesses, commerce students team up
From Toronto’s Bay Street to the leisure and entertainment scene in Halifax’s downtown core, diverse businesses are working with Bachelor of Commerce fourth-year students to gain critical insights, improve strategic decision-making and optimize operations.
-
Grad profile: Putting down roots
-
Grad profile: From Neuroscience to corporate banking
-
Dalhousie partners with CCDI to research diversity and inclusion in Canadian workplaces
-
Commerce students get real‑world experience in JD Irving case competitions
J.D. Irving case competitions offered Commerce students the chance to share a purse of $8,800.