Doctor of Philosophy in Management

Course Overview

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management is a conventional doctoral qualification spanning a broad range of management disciplines. It offers candidates the chance to carry out in-depth research whose findings can stand as genuine contributions to the field. Alongside its theoretical foundation, the program allows academics and practicing managers alike to explore specialized areas with real-world relevance.

MAHSA University's PhD in Management is especially suited to practicing managers, academics, and researchers aiming to make meaningful leadership contributions within their organizations, or who are considering a move into academia. Graduates are expected to push the boundaries of knowledge in their chosen fields. MAHSA's approach centers on work-applied research methods—drawing on action research, case studies, and reflective practice—so that the research delivers practical value both to the candidate and to the organization involved.

Earning a PhD in Management is naturally a substantial undertaking, but the program is designed to help candidates reach their goals within a timeframe that safeguards research quality. Progress is systematic and steady, supported by a nurturing environment with regular feedback built in. Candidates are guided throughout by supervision and mentorship from qualified, experienced advisors who support them at every stage of the journey.

This program is delivered as a PhD in Management by Research, meaning candidates devote their time to original, groundbreaking research.

Entry Requirements

• A Master's degree in business or a related field, as accepted by the Senate.

Other qualifications (e.g., other qualifications equivalent to a Master's degree, etc.): Applicants should reach out to the university's education consultants or submit an application for an admissions assessment.