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Chicago Booth is home to a world-class set of faculty whose research is impacting the world in profound and diverse ways.

Our faculty are organized into 11 academic areas. Each academic area provides faculty with a network of support to brainstorm, conduct, and publish groundbreaking research in their field—from Nobel Prize-winning work bridging the gap between economics and psychology, to research that shines a light on the operational issues in the criminal justice system.

We embrace academic interdisciplinarity at Booth. Faculty have the complete freedom to work across academic areas to generate game-changing insights.

Learn more about the research areas at Chicago Booth.

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Accounting

The accounting faculty at Chicago Booth produce groundbreaking research across the accounting spectrum.

Accounting
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Entrepreneurship

This academic area is led by world-class faculty—both researchers and practitioners—who make Booth the destination for entrepreneurship education and research.

Entrepreneurship
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Finance

Decade after decade, our faculty have remained on the cutting edge of every aspect of finance—from corporate finance to investment banking.

Finance
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Macroeconomics

Our faculty in this area are generating insights into today’s most critical issues, including monetary policy and how economic agents cope with change.

Macroeconomics
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Marketing

In one of the most interdisciplinary-rich areas at Booth, our faculty study and teach the quantitative and qualitative areas of marketing.

Marketing
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Microeconomics

Booth’s microeconomics faculty are shaping the understanding of modern economic theory and practice with an enduring global impact.

Microeconomics