We have assembled a few quick links to various services available to members of the Stanford Community.
Stanford University Community
Business Courses for All Career Levels
No matter what career stage you are in, or what aspect of management you want to study, Stanford GSB has programs and courses to help you reach your career goals.
Summer Institute for General Management
A four-week residential program for undergraduate students and recent graduates that will help them get the business knowledge they need to distinguish themselves from the crowd.
Stanford Ignite
A hands-on program in entrepreneurship designed for current graduate students pursuing non-business degrees, as well as working professionals.
Executive Education
Designed to equip senior executives with the knowledge, relationships, and tools necessary to drive results at the highest level of global management.
Learn more about all programs offered at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Resources for Research
Stanford GSB has a variety of resources and research efforts that may be of interest to you.
- Behavioral Lab
- Library research resources
- Research centers and programs
- Working papers, case studies, and books from our faculty
Event Planning Information
With flexible facilities, stunning views, and a wide range of customizable services, Stanford GSB is an ideal venue for nearly any kind of meeting or event.
Learn more about catering and event services at the Knight Management Center.
Participate in Research in the Behavioral Lab
Stanford researchers are looking for participants willing to take part in organizational and marketing studies.
You may participate either in-person in our lab or online on your home computer. Studies typically include cash or gift card payments to participants averaging $20 an hour. None of our studies involve physical exertion or medical procedures.
Learn more about the Behavioral Lab
The Behavioral Lab is an interdisciplinary social research laboratory open to all Stanford GSB faculty and PhD students. The lab's research primarily spans the fields of organizational behavior and behavioral marketing, and covers a rich and diverse array of topics, including attitudes and preferences, consumer decision-making, group dynamics, leadership, morality, power, and prosocial behavior.