PhD Management

Vision

To discover and deepen the understanding of management concepts and applications that drive effective organizations and use them to produce principled and insightful world class management leaders who create positive change in the business world.

Mission

• M1 –To channelize the programmes underpinned by the Department’s leading research and informed by the employers’ needs in today’s competitive market ,
• M2-.To provide consistent, best-in-class support, by managing, resolving, and preventing problems efficiently; communicating effectively; and exceeding students’ expectations.
• M3 - To provide quality academic deliverables by an excellent blended learning environment using latest LMT.
• M4–To placeethics, moral and integrity at the heart of our decision-making, and respecting the rights, differences and dignity of others while performing in a team and creating synergy.
• M5– To foster regional, national and international relationships and collaborations to enhance the employability and social responsibility and creating an edge in the businesses, entrepreneurship, society and nation.

Postgraduate degree in related discipline with minimum 55% marks plus JIS University Research Entrance Exam.

Career Paths After Completing a PhD in Management

• Academia: Many management PhD graduates choose to pursue careers in academia as professors or researchers. In academia, a management scholar can conduct research, publish papers, teach courses, and mentor students.
• Consulting: Management consulting firms often seek PhD graduates for their expertise in specific areas such as organizational behavior, strategy, or operations management. As a consultant, a scholar works with clients to solve complex business problems and improve organizational performance.
• Corporate Research: Some companies have research divisions where PhD graduates can work on projects related to business strategy, consumer behavior, market analysis, or innovation management. These roles typically involve conducting research, analyzing data, and generating insights to support decision-making.
• Government and Nonprofit Organizations: Government agencies, think tanks, and nonprofit organizations also hire management PhD graduates to conduct research, evaluate programs, and develop policies related to management and organizational issues.
• Entrepreneurship: With a PhD in management, one may choose to start his/her own business or consultancy firm. His/her expertise in areas such as strategic management, entrepreneurship, or organizational theory can be valuable in launching and growing a successful venture.
• Executive Leadership: Some PhD graduates pursue careers in executive leadership roles within corporations or nonprofit organizations. Their advanced knowledge of management principles and practices can position them for leadership positions such as CEO, COO, or executive director.
• Training and Development: Another option is to work in training and development, either within an organization or as a freelance consultant. Scholars can use their expertise to design and deliver training programs that enhance employee skills and performance.
• Policy Analysis: If any scholar has an interest in public policy, he/she could pursue a career in policy analysis or advocacy, focusing on issues related to business regulation, economic development, or corporate governance.