Academic Research Academic research comprises the core of the ALBA faculty research activity aiming at publications in top academic journals. A lot of the ALBA faculty research is directly or indirectly related to social responsibility.  More information >>		Applied Research The Applied Research & Innovation Department was established in 1995 and has conducted since then more than 30 research projects. Most of the applied research projects are financed by Public Funding Bodies such as the EC or Greek Ministries. However, there is a number of research activities which are self-funded by ALBA and focus on the creation of new knowledge for the societal well-being. The main objective is to awaken the Greek Business community and to provide them with useful research results that will enable them to improve and prosper. On the other hand, in the framework of funded research projects there are several research outputs and dissemination activities that promote the ‘responsible’ research profile of ALBA. More information >>
Hubs and Centres ALBA Graduate Business School has founded the ALBA Hub of Enterprise & Development, AHEAD. AHEAD was set up in May 2009 in order to bring together all ALBA activities dedicated to entrepreneurship and its aim is to promote the understanding and development of enterprise within Greece, and beyond. High growth entrepreneurial ventures, including social enterprises, offer tremendous potential for invigorating the economic landscape with innovation, vision, and value.		Research Seminars Series ALBA Research Seminar Series was launched in 2003 with the aim of providing a forum for the dissemination of business related research.  For presenters, these research seminars provide an eager and open-minded audience, which engages in a dialogue and gives constructive feedback, whilst participants have the opportunity to hear about cutting-edge research in a wide range of business disciplines. The research seminars are held at ALBA on Tuesdays from 4.00-5.30 pm.  Occasionally, additional seminars are scheduled depending on the availability of speakers. The seminars are open to all academics and researchers.