The PhD program in Management is designed to provide advanced education for students of outstanding ability desiring to pursue careers in academic research institutions. The program currently features two distinct, focused tracks:
1) Information systems (IS), and
2) Supply Chain & Operations Management (SC&OM).
The course work for the program includes a rigorous research methodology set with challenging track-specific foundation, advanced methods and subject-related seminars. In addition, the program requires a comprehensive examination, and successful completion of the doctoral dissertation.
There is a strong commitment in the college to expand and increase the quality of the doctoral programs. A variety of learning experiences are incorporated into both tracks, including the development of conceptual frameworks and theories, qualitative case and empirical studies, among other rigorous approaches to research. Additionally, the SC&OM track offers students the option of blending empirical and analytical research. Within the management department, PhD students have tremendous opportunities to conduct cross-disciplinary research between IS and SC&OM or with high-quality faculty in entrepreneurship, strategic management, and human resources management. The goal is to position our graduates for scholarly academic careers at colleges and universities throughout the US and the world.
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Management Prof Earns Society's Lifetime Achievement Award
Aleda Roth, the Burlington Industries Distinguished Professor in Supply Chain Management at Clemson University, has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Production and Operations Management ...read more
Management PhD Students Receive Recognitions
Doctoral students in the Department of Management have received recognition both on- and off-campus during the Spring 2008 semester. Pamela Galluch and Samuel Otim were awarded the Distinguished Al...read more
