Business

USC Marshall alums tell their counterparts in the MBA Class of 2028 about how the Trojan Family impacted their careers.

Just before graduation, Hannah Foley learned her full-time offer had been delayed. As she considered her next move, the Trojan Family helped open another door.

A three-week course provided students with in-depth explorations of entertainment, consulting, technology, entrepreneurship and finance.

The Trojans presented consulting projects to company executives during the educational visit.

Research from USC Marshall decodes how a product becomes “cool” — and why the qualities that work in Ohio may flop in Shanghai.

For Heather Bonomo, a master’s in applied psychology created new career opportunities following an industry strike and rapid advances in artificial intelligence.

The new leadership role will shape school strategy across education, research and industry as AI transforms the future of business.

A USC study explores how organizational mistrust discourages workers from being transparent about their use of artificial intelligence tools.

Designed for students of every undergraduate major, the minor explores how artificial intelligence influences innovation, decision-making and business strategy across industries.

Holder spent nearly five decades at USC’s prestigious accounting school, including 13 years as its dean.