工商管理哲学博士-管理

我们的博士生面临着挑战，要思考业务管理中最关键的问题。哈佛商学院的商务学者研究了广泛的主题，并寻求与管理，市场，财务和组织有关的问题。我们的博士生受益于其他任何学校所无法比拟的资源，包括获得一流的研究设施，慷慨的奖学金和生活津贴，以及用于研究和会议出席的额外财务支持。我们提供会计和管理，管理，市场营销，战略以及技术和运营管理方面的DBA计划。我们与哈佛大学文理研究生院合作，提供以下博士学位课程：商业经济学，组织行为学和健康政策（管理）。工商管理专业的学生已入读文理学院研究生院并获得学位，并与文理学院和哈佛
The PhD in business administration grounds students in disciplinary theories and methods and trains them to apply these theories and methods in academic research on important business problems. The program prepares students for a fulfilling career in academia at top business schools and research institutions around the world. The program has five areas of study: accounting and management, management, marketing, strategy, and technology and operations management. Please note we will not be accepting applications for the Management area of study for the 2020-2021 academic year in order to complete a review of the program. Management is a dynamic field that overlaps with many other business areas and so we strongly encourage applicants interested in Management to also explore Strategy, Technology and Operations Management and the PhD in Organizational Behavior to see if those fields would be an appropriate fit for their research interests.<br><br>Management scholars study organizational structures and human behavior in organizations to identify factors that affect a variety of outcomes ranging from business performance to employee satisfaction. Academic work in management informs management practices related to monetary and non-monetary incentives, the use of specific interventions to improve team performance, and structures to allow flatter organizational hierarchies to function effectively. Management researchers adopt a range of methods at individual, group, and organizational levels of analysis. Methods vary, as appropriate, to fit the nature of the problems they study. In relatively new domains of inquiry, researchers often follow a sociological grounded-theory approach, collecting qualitative data through interviews and observation to deepen understanding of phenomena and suggest new theory. Researchers analyze data systematically through coding processes characterized by organizing and sorting qualitative data to identify themes, illuminate processes, and suggest relationships between variables. Other researchers use quantitative data-either original data collected in the field by the researcher or archival data sets that are publically available or provided to the researcher by an organization. Such work employs statistical/econometric methods to test hypotheses proposed by researchers in advance. Additionally, some design and implement field experiments.