The course will train students in applying theories and models from all fields of business, such as accountancy, finance, human resource management, operations management, and marketing, to solve business problems and dilemmas. It will provide students with in-house and external consulting skills, including analytical, leadership, teamwork, and computer skills. It will train students in evaluations of business consulting projects and reports and provide them with professional communication and presentations skills. The course will focus on the nature and purpose of management consulting; range and scope of consulting services; the consultant-client relationship; consulting and organizational change; consulting and culture; and professionalism and ethics in consulting.
Prerequisites: ECO 9730, IBS 9600, LAW 9201, MGT 9200, MGT 9301, MGT 9600, STA 9708 and [BUS 9558 or [BUS 9551 and (BUS 9552 or BUS 9553)]] & 12 additional Zicklin graduate credits