The PhD Programme Management at the University of Innsbruck is designed for individuals who wish to conduct their own research project in management. The program aims to develop your research skills to meet international scientific standards, working under the guidance of our faculty. Graduates will possess strong analytical and reflective competencies, preparing them for academic careers or leadership roles outside of research.
Graduates of the PhD Programme Management are prepared for a variety of career paths. The program equips you with the skills for academic positions at universities and research institutions. Alternatively, you can pursue roles in research departments within public or private organizations. The advanced analytical and scientific knowledge gained also qualifies you for management positions in diverse sectors.
Prospective students must also meet language proficiency requirements. Please refer to the university's guidelines for accepted language certificates.
For the most current fee information, please contact the university's Admission Department directly.
A completed Master's degree or equivalent is required to apply for the PhD Programme Management. You must also meet the university's language proficiency requirements.
Non-EU/EEA students may be subject to a tuition fee of €726.72 per semester, but this can vary. For the most current fee information, please contact the university's Admission Department directly.
The PhD Programme Management consists of 180 ECTS credits, typically completed over 6 semesters.
The programme details do not specify the language of instruction. Please refer to the university's guidelines for accepted language certificates and contact the Admission Department for clarification.
To apply, you should first find a supervisor whose research aligns with your project, then prepare your application documents including your Master's degree certificate, and finally submit your application online through the university's portal.
Graduates are prepared for academic positions at universities and research institutions, research departments in public or private organizations, or management roles requiring advanced analytical skills.