Haskayne Research: Shaping the Future of Business
At the Haskayne School of Business, research isn't just about theory—it's about impact.
Here, world-renowned scholars tackle the most pressing challenges in business and society. Our leading research connects academic rigour with practical solutions that help businesses and communities adapt, grow, and thrive.
We are home to one of North America’s top Fintech research groups and we are recognized leaders in Work and Health, and Global Strategies. From advancing and transforming financial systems to reimagining workplaces that ensure employees thrive to navigating the complexities of global competition, Haskayne researchers are at the forefront of ideas that matter.
As we build momentum toward becoming one of Canada’s top five research business schools, our impact continues to grow. Haskayne faculty consistently delivers impact far beyond our size, securing competitive funding, publishing in leading journals, and shaping practice worldwide.
This is research with purpose.
We invite you to explore the work of our thought leaders and discover how Haskayne is shaping the future of business.
Areas of Excellence
Exploring the topics shaping the future of business.
Work and Health
Investigating the actions, motivations and interactions of people within organizations.
Fintech
Applying innovative research to emerging and evolving financial technologies.
Global Strategies
Examining management, strategy, politics and entrepreneurship on a global scale.
Haskayne Research Spotlight
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Does Calgary have what it takes to be a real AI hub?
Rather than competing with Silicon Valley, Calgary may be best positioned to excel at putting AI to work.
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Business professors awarded prestigious Killam awards for research and teaching
Haskayne award recipients turn knowledge gaps into opportunities for discovery
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If AI can do more of our work, why aren’t we seeing more productivity?
When it comes to productivity, new technology is resurrecting an old paradox.
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Is multitasking holding you back?
Research shows how jumping from emails to meetings to decision-making can erode focus, accuracy and results