A PhD in Management prepares an individual to become a professor in a business school. Business academics engage in three main activities: research, teaching and academic service. Some professors in business schools also engage in consulting assignments with companies. A career as a business school professor, though challenging, is intellectually stimulating, flexible and financially rewarding. Read more at mba.com
Siddarth Natarajan
I applied to NUS because of its reputation for quality research and curriculum. On a typical day as an accounting PhD student, I read research, work on data and discuss my studies with schoolmates and professors. What I enjoy the most as a PhD student here is the highly collaborative environment with my professors and peers – they provide great insights to my work.
Ma Jiameng
Department of Accounting
The most impressive aspect of NUS Business School is its culture of collaboration among faculty members. Through frequent interaction with them, I learned invaluable lessons regarding research methods and philosophies. By interacting with the invited scholars, I obtained fruitful feedback on my research projects. Overall, NUS has provided a conducive environment for me to develop as a researcher.
Choi Dongwon
Department of Management & Organisation
I’m one of the early batch of PhD graduates from NUS Business School. In a PhD programme, what’s important is the research environment, and the academic and support staff involved. In the NUS Business School programme, these boxes are often ticked and well resourced.
Professor Ang Siah Hwee
The Bank of New Zealand Chair in Business in Asia
School of Marketing & International Business
Victoria University of Wellington
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