School: School of Business and Law

Management

Academic year

2022-2023
Taught Language: English
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Course Summary

The PhD Program in Management provides a framework for state-of-the-art research in a wide-range of management disciplines. It is a research-based program that aims to produce high-level scientific research and to create graduates of international recognition capable of contributing to the advancement of academic knowledge. The Program offers research specialization in the main disciplines and related fields which are the focus of the School’s Departments. It aims to:

  1. Attract well-qualified students and give them the opportunity to carry out focused research under supervision and guidance in areas of mutual interest;
  2. Develop students’ knowledge, skills and expertise, to perform high quality theoretical and applied research in a wide variety of business-related and multi-disciplinary areas, such as, finance, economics, management, marketing, maritime, transport operations, logistics.

 

Key Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, students should be able to:

  1. Acquire an in-depth knowledge of the literature relevant to their focused research and demonstrate understanding of tools and techniques used in the specific field of study.
  2. Perform significant research showing originality in the application of knowledge and a practical understanding of how research is used to advance knowledge in a specific discipline(s).
  3. Critically analyse, assess and apply theories, research techniques, methodologies and knowledge to address fundamental questions in their area of study.
  4. Demonstrate independent, critical and creative thinking in formulating ideas and hypotheses, problem solving and planning and implementation of research.
  5. Develop oral and written communication skills that are needed to publish and present work in their own discipline.
  6. Enhance the abilities of independent learning and research design in a way that can contribute to continuous professional development.
  7. Produce work of publishable quality.

Career Prospects

The successful completion of the Program leads to the award of a PhD Degree. As a graduate of the Program, you will have acquired the knowledge and developed the skills necessary for a career as a researcher or academic, or for employment at a senior position in an industrial or business organization.

Modules

Semester 1

ECTS

Semester 2

ECTS

Graduate Level Courses

30

Graduate Level Courses

30

Semester 3

ECTS

Semester 4

ECTS

MGT601 - Research Methods

7

MGT603 - Advanced Topics II

7

MGT602 - Advanced Topics I

7

MGT604 - Advanced Topics III

7

MGT701 - Research Planning I

7

MGT703 - Research Planning II

7

MGT702 - PhD Qualifying Exam

7

MGT704 - Research Proposal

7

MGT710 - Graduate Seminar I

2

MGT711 - Graduate Seminar II

2

Semester 5

ECTS

Semester 6

ECTS

MGT721 - Graduate Research I

21

MGT723 - Graduate Research II

21

MGT722 - Paper Preparation I

7

MGT724 - Paper Submission I

7

MGT712 - Graduate Seminar III

2

MGT713 - Graduate Seminar IV

2

Semester 7

ECTS

Semester 8

ECTS

MGT730 - Graduate Research III

14

MGT733 - Dissertation Writing II

14

MGT731 - Dissertation Writing I

7

MGT734 - Paper Submission II

7

MGT732 - Paper Preparation II

7

MGT735 - Dissertation Defence

7

MGT714 - Graduate Seminar V

2

MGT715 - Graduate Seminar VI

2

Assessment Method

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How to apply

The Doctoral Program in Management accepts applications at any time during the academic year. Application forms may be completed online.

The form can be downloaded by clicking the button below:

Application Form: Click HERE to download (pdf)

As part of the application process, you will need to submit the following supporting documents:

  1. Full and up-to-date Curriculum Vitae (CV).
  2. Official transcripts of all degrees to date: Candidates have to provide full detailed copies of their transcripts outlining all the modules they have studied and marks achieved.
  3. Research Proposal: as described above.
  4. Personal Statement: A short written statement not more than 500 words outlining your suitability for the Doctoral Program and your reasons for applying. You may highlight your research interests and any relevant work experience.
  5. Any other supporting documents, such as, copies of certificates of relevant examinations, English language test results, if applicable
  6. Academic references: Please provide the contact details of two recent academic referees including official university email addresses (if you hold a Master’s degree, one of the references must come from your supervisor)

Application deadline

Frederick University academic year consists of the fall and spring semesters. The calendar is arranged so that students may start classes either during the last week of September or the first week of February. Candidates may submit an application for admission in any of the semesters. Due to the fact that formalities for the issue of an entry visa take at least 6 weeks, candidates are urged to file an application at least 8 weeks prior to the expected date of enrolment. Students are expected to be on campus prior to the beginning of the intended semester/session. In response to arising need, courses could be provided within the summer period.

Entry requirements

Qualification requirements

Academic Requirements

Eligible applicants must hold a university degree, Bachelor’s or Master’s, granted by an institution recognized in the country where it operates, in a scientific discipline, such as, Accounting & Finance, Economics, Maritime and Transport, Engineering, Law, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, showing evidence of high academic performance.  Applicants who do not hold their first degree at the time of application, but are expected to obtain such a degree before the commencement of the Doctoral Program, are also eligible to apply.

Application Procedure

Admission to the Doctoral Program is possible either via application to the Program in response of a Specific Call for Doctoral positions in the School or via direct application to the Program by interested candidates.

Applicants must submit their applications to the University’s Admissions Office which will then be forwarded to the Doctoral Program Committee of the School for evaluation. Each application for admission should include:

  • A completed application form, available online (HERE)
  • A Curriculum Vitae indicating the candidate’s academic qualifications, work experience, awards, etc.
  • A brief Research Proposal in the area in which the candidate is interested in conducting research.
  • Two letters of recommendation, at least one from an academic referee.
  • Certified copies of all degrees and transcripts.
  • Copies of any other supporting material, such as exams, awards, etc.
  • Proof of English language proficiency, such as, the TOEFL, IELTS, GCSE, or other equivalent language examinations. Candidates, who have completed an undergraduate or graduate program where the language of instruction was English, automatically satisfy the proof of English language proficiency requirement.

All application material must be submitted in English.

Additional entry requirements

Admissions Evaluation Procedure

All applications for admission are evaluated by the School’s Doctoral Program Committee. The selection process is based on the following evaluation criteria:

  • Academic qualifications
  • Research potential
  • Letters of recommendation
  • Additional qualifications
  • Personal Interview

English language requirements

All candidates must have a good knowledge of the English language.

Fees and funding

Application Fees

FULL PROGRAM TUITION FEES :

DISCOUNTED FEES - €/ECTS FOR FULL TIME STUDY
(60 ECTS)- €
67.00 12060

In PhD programs, discounted fees apply to all students that fall within the Research Promotion Initiative of the University. Further special discounts leading up to 90% tuition funding are also in operation for specific departments. In cases where doctoral studies are supported by external funding, tuition fees may be fully subsidized and salaries may also be provided. For details please refer to specific calls for doctoral studies issued by the Schools/Departments

Additional Fee information

On campus students Euro
Application Fee €35 payable once
Registration Fee €25 per registration
Student Activity Fee €20 per semester
Technology Fee €20 per semester
Late Registration Fee €25
Transcript Fee €5 per additional copy
Incomplete Make-up €25
Graduation Application Fee €55
Exam Waiver Fee €25
Second Examination Fee €80
Transfer Credit Evaluation €40
   

 

Distance Learning students Euro
Application Fee €35 payable once
Semester Registration & Technology Fee €100 per semester

Provider information

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Phone: +35722394394

Email: info@frederick.ac.cy