Doctor of Philosophy in Management

Program Overview

The Doctor of Philosophy in Management at Lincoln University College is an ODL program that prepares graduates for careers in university-level teaching and research, as well as responsible positions in business and government. It focuses on developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills, and requires the publication of four research articles in Scopus-indexed journals for successful completion. The program offers flexible learning opportunities and aims to provide graduates with a comprehensive understanding of management theory and practice.

Program Outline

Doctor of Philosophy in Management at Lincoln University College

Degree Overview

#Objective

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management program at Lincoln University College aims to:

• Prepare graduates for careers in university-level teaching and research.
• Equip graduates for responsible positions in business and government.
• Provide students with a sound understanding of research tools.
• #Overview
• Delivery mode: Open and Distance Learning (ODL)
• Focuses on developing critical and problem-solving skills.
• Promotes independent thinking and conceptualization of new ideas.
• Enhances research skills.
• Offers flexible learning opportunities anytime, anywhere.
• Requires publication of at least four research articles in Scopus-indexed journals with Lincoln affiliation for successful completion.
• #Program Aims
• Provide in-depth knowledge within a specific management topic.
• Enhance understanding of management components.
• Deliver systematic and ethical knowledge.
• Foster a holistic approach to management.
• Develop graduates with the following attributes:
• Knowledge and skills in management theory and practice.
• Competency in technical skills and interpersonal communication.
• Ethical and digital/analytical skills for professional support.
• Leadership skills for industrial needs.

Careers

• Professor
• Lecturer
• Researcher
• Consultant
• Senior Manager
• Senior Academician

Other

• Duration: 3-5 years
• Intake: Ongoing
• Mode of delivery: Open and Distance Learning (ODL)
• Program highlights:
• Focuses on developing critical and problem-solving skills.
• Promotes independent thinking and conceptualization of new ideas.
• Enhances research skills.
• Offers flexible learning opportunities anytime, anywhere.
• Requires publication of at least four research articles in Scopus-indexed journals with Lincoln affiliation for successful completion.