This program focuses on research within Management Science, specifically investigating the impact of menu costs on retail performance through the adoption of electronic shelf label technology. It aims to educate scholar-technologists capable of conducting cutting-edge research and development, pushing the boundaries of interdisciplinary scholarship. The program is ideal for students with a technological background who are interested in exploring research that bridges technology with social science and humanities.
This research focuses on academic and industry contributions within Management Science, particularly in areas related to retail technology and performance.
Students interested in a joint Computer Science and Communication degree will come from diverse backgrounds and be looking for the chance to explore research beyond traditional department boundaries. The best and brightest students with a desire to marry a technological background with social science and humanities training are ideal candidates.
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This programme focuses on research within Management Science, specifically investigating the impact of menu costs on retail performance through the adoption of electronic shelf label technology. It aims to educate scholar-technologists capable of conducting cutting-edge research and development.
The application opening is in September 2026, and the application deadline is December 1, at 5 PM (CST).
Applicants need an undergraduate degree, demonstrated by their overall academic record, the quality of the school attended, and their grade point averages (GPA).
You must apply online through The Graduate School website, submitting an online application form, academic and personal statements, 2-3 letters of recommendation, transcripts, and a resume/CV.
Please see the Kellogg School of Management section on the Graduate Tuition page for specific details on tuition fees.
This research focuses on academic and industry contributions within Management Science, particularly in areas related to retail technology and performance, preparing graduates for roles as scholar-technologists and researchers.