The PhD in Management at St. George's University is a research doctorate that links academic inquiry with management practice. It aims to prepare scholars who can think critically about sustainable development in the public and private sectors, through research projects that draw on recognized best practice in management.
Research can span a wide range of areas, including business models, leadership, accounting and finance, strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship and marketing. Training in research ethics and in leadership and management skills accompanies the candidate's own project. The degree concludes with a dissertation that must add new academic knowledge, defended in a viva before internal and external experts.
Applicants hold a master's degree and are asked for a minimum 3.0 undergraduate GPA on a 4.0 scale, recommendation letters, proof of English proficiency and a 1,500-word preliminary research proposal. A GRE score is regarded as an advantage. The listed entry term is August 2026.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:3.00 / 4
Admission Requirements: A master's-level degree with a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale; letters of recommendation; proficiency in English; and a 1,500-word preliminary research proposal with a literature review, research hypothesis and supporting models, a detailed research plan and a justification. A GRE score is considered an advantage.
