Research is an essential component of the academic mission. The vibrant research centers (linked above) at the Moore School are evidence of the faculty’s ongoing research productivity and also their prestige. Moore School is one of only 30 schools in the country to host a federally funded Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER ). The business community benefits from the published results of such research, and from the direct interaction of faculty with business leaders locally, nationally, and globally.

Faculty in individual academic departments of the Moore School have consistently placed well in various rankings of published research. In addition, faculty serve as executive editors of three professional journals at the Moore School of Business: Journal of Financial Research, Economics of Education Review, and Emerging Practices in Cost Management.

The Moore School of Business provides facilities for two nonprofit centers for business education and support.

• South Carolina Council on Economic Education (SCCEE) promotes economic development through educating children. One of six centers affiliated with the National Council on Economic Education, the SCCEE provides teachers with continuing education in economics and personal finance. Read more at www.sceconomics.org .
• The Export Consortium offers client-specific research and training for small to medium businesses and economic development agencies to help them compete in the global market. Read more at www.exportconsortium.com .