Ph.D. in Management (Executive)
The Ph.D. program is structured to enhance inquisitive knowledge in pursuit of advancing the field of study with new knowledge. Be part of a cohort of highly motivated, intellectual scholars and expert faculty members with a common goal- research that drives change.
Jagmeet Kaur
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Program Structure
Semester-wise Program Structure
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2 | Coursework | Exam., Projects, etc |
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| Thesis Committee formation |
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| Thesis Proposal preparation | Proposal meeting/CVV | (1) |
5 | Thesis review with supervisor |
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6 | Thesis review with supervisor |
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7 | Thesis review with supervisor |
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8 | Thesis review with supervisor |
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Course Work Credits (14 credits) and Grade Requirements
Philosophy of Science (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 101) 2. A Perspective on Management/ Organisational Theory (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 102) 3. Introduction to research inquiry (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 103) 4. Measurements, Scales, and Observations (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 104) 5. Qualitative Research Methods (30 hours/ 2 credits) (PhDX 105) 6. Quantitative Research Methods (30 hours/ 2 credits) (PhDX 106) 7. Seminar course (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 107) 8. Academic Writing (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 108) 9. Case writing (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 109) 10. Independent Study I (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 110) 11. Independent Study II (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 110) 12. Independent Study III (15 hours/ 1 credit) (PhDX 110A PhD candidate will forfeit his/her right to continue the program, on the occurrence of any one of the following during the course work period of 2 years from the date of joining.