Doctor of Philosophy (Management) (By Research)

(R2/345/8/0141) 05/22 (A8126)

Our program incorporates industry-led curriculum so you will gain not only technical knowledge and skills, but also relevant soft and management skills. Many of our lecturers are professionals, specialists and have secured many research grants in their fields who will be able to impart real-life experience and solutions to your learning. We also have strong collaborations with global industry leaders who are ready to share their knowledge of cutting-edge innovative technologies to keep you up-to-the-minute with current and future industry needs.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

  • A Master’s degree (Level 7, MQF) in the field or related fields as accepted by the HEP Senate; OR
  • A Master’s degree (Level 7, MQF) in non-related fields as accepted by the HEP Senate, subject to having relevant working experience and rigorous internal assessment; OR
  • A Master’s degree (Level 7, MQF) in non-related fields as accepted by the HEP Senate and without relevant working experience, subject to passing pre-requisite courses; OR
  • A Bachelor’s degree with minimum CGPA of 3.67 or equivalent in the field or related field from MMU or institutions recognised by Senate can be accepted subject to rigorous internal assessment; OR
  • Other qualifications equivalent to a Master’s degree (Level 7, MQF) in the field recognised by Malaysian Government

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

  • A minimum overall TOEFL score of 550 (paper-based) or 80 (internet-based); or
  • A minimum IELTS (academic) overall band score of 6.0; or
  • A credit in 1119 English Examination; or
  • A minimum MUET overall band score of 4; or
  • Any other qualification which is of equivalent level as determined by the Senate of the University

The English language requirement does not apply to candidates who are natives of and/or have completed any of their previous degrees from countries that use English as a first language or previous institutions that use English as the medium of instruction.

PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

FULL-TIME STRUCTURE

  • Duration of study: Minimum 2 years
  • Class sessions: Weekend

 

Year 1

  • Subject 1: Research Methodology for Social Sciences
  • Supervision: Visit supervisors weekly/bi-weekly for Chapter 1-3
  • PG Progress Monitoring (PPM)
  • Chapter 2 Literature Review
  • Chapter 1 Introduction
  • Chapter 3 Research Methodology
  • Proposal Defence (PD)
  • Publications

 

Year 2

  • Subject 2: Entrepreneurship & Commercialization
  • Subject 3: Data Analysis Techniques for Social Sciences
  • PG Progress Monitoring (PPM)
  • Supervision: Visit supervisors and discuss the findings and publications
  • Data Collection & Analysis
  • Chapter 4 Findings: Start writing Chapter 4 and 5
  • Publications

 

Year 3

  • PG Progress Monitoring (PPM)
  • Supervision
  • Data Collection & Analysis
  • Chapter 5 Discussion
  • Draft Thesis
  • Work Completion Defence (WCD)
  • Publications
  • Submit Thesis for Viva Voce

PART-TIME STRUCTURE

  • Duration of study: Minimum 3 years
  • Class sessions: Weekend

 

Year 1

  • Subject 1: Research Methodology for Social Sciences
  • Supervision
  • PG Progress Monitoring (PPM).
  • Chapter 2 Literature Review
  • Chapter 1 Introduction
  • Chapter 3 Research Methodology
  • Proposal Defence (PD)
  • Publications

 

Year 2

  • Subject 2: Entrepreneurship & Commercialization
  • Subject 3: Data Analysis Techniques for Social Sciences
  • PG Progress monitoring (PPM)
  • Supervision
  • Data Collection & Analysis
  • Chapter 4 Findings
  • Publications

 

Year 3

  • PG Progress Monitoring (PPM)
  • Supervision
  • Data Analysis
  • Chapter 4 Findings
  • Publications

 

Year 4

  • PG Progress Monitoring (PPM)
  • Supervision
  • Chapter 5 Discussion
  • Draft Thesis
  • Work Completion Defence (WCD)
  • Publications
  • Submit Thesis for Viva Voce
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PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES AND OUTCOMES

Programme Educational Objectives

  • PEO1 Graduates who apply advanced research and practical knowledge to provide rigorous solution to business management field
  • PEO2 Graduates who display dynamic interpersonal skills in articulating novel knowledge solutions.
  • PEO3 Graduates who apply digital and analytical skills in providing novel solutions for complex problems
  • PEO4 Graduates who engage in lifelong learning to continously share knowledge and exhibit entrepreneurial mind-set for sustainable practices

Programme Outcomes

Upon graduation, the graduates are expected to achieve or attain the following outcomes:

PLO1: Critique theories and concepts in business and management to create and interpret new knowledge.

PLO2: Develop theoretical or practical solutions to resolve complex problems in business by providing novel solutions and new practices through research.

PLO3: Demonstrate the ability to carry out specialised and original research independently and ethically to resolve complex and contemporary business issues.

PLO4: Display mastery interpersonal, communication and collaborative skills when interacting with diverse stakeholders

PLO5: Adapt a broader range of suitable digital applications and analytical techniques to conduct rigorous academic inquiry.

PLO6: Evaluate quantitative, qualitative and/or graphical data to resolve complex problems and contemporary issues in research.

PLO7: Display professionalism and responsibility in managing own research.

PLO8: Display continuous self-improvement and development with entrepreneurship mind-set in research.

PLO9: Practice legal, ethical values and professional conduct when conducting independent research.

Programme Coordinator

Dr. Kwan Jing Hui

EXTERNAL EXAMINER

Professor. Dr. Yuhanis Abdul Aziz

Deputy Dean (Graduate Studies and International)
School of Business & Economics
Universiti Putra Malaysia