Boston University's PhD in Business Administration & Management program aims to develop scholars capable of advancing management theory through rigorous research. The program provides students with advanced knowledge in their chosen specialization, complemented by a grounding in a minor field (such as sociology, economics, or political science) to broaden their perspective. Emphasis is placed on developing theoretical and practical research skills essential for publishing in leading academic journals and effectively teaching at the undergraduate and master's levels. Students will work closely with faculty who are recognized for their scholarly and applied research, contributing to the intellectual capital of the school.
The School of Theology states it offers full funding to its PhD students. Financial aid eligibility for PhD students extends for up to 10 academic years.
You must register for and complete a minimum of 64 graduate-level units at Boston University. Additional courses may be required based on departmental specifications, and all course choices require approval from the department liaison.
Financial aid eligibility for PhD students extends for up to 10 academic years. The School of Theology states it offers full funding to its PhD students.
Yes, students will gain adequate preparation to teach at the undergraduate or master's level. A noncredit teaching intensive is required in the summer prior to the start of their third year.
Graduates will be prepared to teach at the undergraduate or master’s level in business schools and to produce original research for publication in scholarly journals.
The program requires a minimum of 16 courses. Students must also complete a minimum of 64 graduate-level units.