Students
Tuition Fee
GBP 12,250
Per year
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
Not Available
Details
Program Details
Degree
PhD
Major
Management | Strategic Management | Strategic Studies
Area of study
Business and Administration
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
GBP 12,250
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2024-10-01-
About Program

Program Overview


The PhD in Management covers the three broad domains of Management, Marketing, and Operations Management.

Benefits

The PhD in Management Faculty includes an outstanding array of scholars, influential thinkers and active experts in their own fields. It combines more mainstream researchers with scholars adopting less conventional perspectives – all of them at the forefront of the academic debate in their areas:

Social Purpose

    • Professor Bobby Banerjee
    • Professor Daniel Beunza
    • Dr Itziar Castello (Subject Group Leader)
    • Dr Justin Davis-Smith CBE
    • Dr Angela Ellis Paine
    • Professor Jean-Pascal Gond
    • Dr Peter Grant
    • Dr Beverley Jones
    • Dr Rick James
    • Dr Stephen Lee
    • Dr Lauren McCarthy
    • Dr Lucrezia Nava
    • Professor Paul Palmer

Entrepreneurship and innovation

    • Professor Costas Andriopoulos
    • Dr Aliasghar Bahoo-Torodi
    • Professor Simone Ferriani
    • Dr Susan Hill
    • Dr Miranda Lewis
    • Dr Nettra Pan
    • Professor Vangelis Souitaris (Subject Group Leader)
    • Dr Ruben van Werven
    • Dr Stefania Zerbinati

Technology and Innovation

  • Dr Aneesh Banerjee
  • Professor Ajay Bhalla
  • Dr Eugenia Cacciatori
  • Professor Stefan Haefliger
  • Dr Andres Hervas-Drane
  • Professor Clive Holtham
  • Dr Sara Jones
  • Professor Feng Li (Subject Group Leader)
  • Professor Neil Maiden
  • Associate Professor Martin Rich
  • Professor Harry Scarbrough

Marketing

    • Dr Alex Atanasova
    • Professor George Balabanis
    • Professor Fleura Bardhi
    • Dr Daniela Cristian
    • Professor Zachary Estes
    • Dr Manto Gotsi
    • Dr Sabrina Gottschalk
    • Dr (Joyce) Jingshi Liu
    • Professor Marius Luedicke
    • Dr Laetitia Mimoun
    • Dr Thomas Robinson
    • Dr Irene Scopelliti (Subject Group Leader)
    • Dr Janina Steinmetz
    • Professor Caroline Wiertz
    • Dr Wanqing Zhang

Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management Group

  • Professor Nick Bacon
  • Dr Daisy Chung
  • Dr Li Cunningham
  • Dr Paul Dobson
  • Professor Laura Empson (Subject Group Leader)
  • Dr Joelle Evans
  • Dr John Forth
  • Dr Amanda Goodall
  • Dr Ece Kaynak
  • Professor Amit Nigam (Head of Faculty)
  • Professor Cliff Oswick
  • Professor Andre Spicer (Dean)
  • Professor Hugh Wilmott
  • Dr Joanna Zaleska
  • Professor Mats Alvesson (Visiting Professor)

Operations and Supply Chain Management

    • Dr Philippe Blaettchen
    • Dr Oben Ceryan
    • Professor Lilian de Menezes
    • Dr Navid Izady
    • Dr Canan Kocabasoglu Hillmer (Subject Group Leader)
    • Dr Florian Lucker
    • Dr Dimitris Paraskevopoulos
    • Dr Joerg Ries
    • Professor Manmohan Sodhi
    • Dr Byung-Gak Son

Strategy

  • Professor Paolo Aversa
  • Dr Senem Aydin
  • Professor Charles Baden-Fuller
  • Professor Laure Cabantous
  • Dr David Edelshain
  • Professor Hans Frankort
  • Professor Santi Furnari
  • Dr Alessandro Giudici
  • Dr Mara Guerra
  • Professor Paula Jarzabkowski
  • Professor Dzidziso Samuel Kamuriwo (Subject Group Leader)
  • Professor Gianvito Lanzolla
  • Professor Elena Novelli
  • Professor Torben Pedersen
  • Dr Simone Santoni
  • Dr Maima Aulia Syakhroza

Together, they form a vibrant and well-integrated intellectual community, where collaborations and exchanges across fields are common. This community regularly gathers in different seminar series, where well developed and less developed work is presented and discussed in a constructive and friendly atmosphere.

PhD in Management students are warmly encouraged to be an active part of this community. We closely follow them, from the start of their programme until the completion of their dissertation, to support the development of their ideas and their integration in the international research community, and to ensure they can compete effectively in the academic job market.

Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021

The Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021 rated Bayes 5th in the UK for Business and Management research. In total, 92% of our research was rated as world-leading (4*) or internationally excellent (3*) – up from 84% in REF 2014.

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