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Doctoral Studies-
Commerce &

Management:

The Doctoral Program at the School Moreover, doctoral candidates bene t The doctoral program at the School
of Commerce & Management Studies from a vibrant research community of Commerce & Management
(SCMS) is a prestigious academic characterized by intellectual exchange Studies is a rigorous and intellectually
endeavour designed to foster cutting- and collaboration. Regular seminars, stimulating academic journey that
edge research and scholarship in the workshops, and conferences provide prepares researchers/scholars to make
elds of commerce and management. opportunities for students to engage signi cant contributions to the elds of
With its rigorous curriculum, dedicated with fellow researchers, share ideas, and commerce and management. Through
faculty, and vibrant research community, receive constructive feedback on their its interdisciplinary approach, dedicated
the program stands as a beacon of work. faculty mentorship, and vibrant research
excellence in doctoral education. The doctoral program at SCMS is not community, the program cultivates
At SCMS, doctoral candidates embark merely about acquiring knowledge; it is the next generation of scholars and
practitioners poised to shape the future
on a transformative journey aimed at about making meaningful contributions of business and academia.
producing original contributions to to the advancement of scholarship in
the body of knowledge in their chosen commerce and management. Whether
areas of specialization. The program pursuing careers in academia, research
places a strong emphasis on research institutions, or industry, graduates of
methodology, equipping students the program emerge as thought leaders
with the analytical tools and theoretical and change agents equipped to address
frameworks necessary to conduct high- complex challenges facing the global
quality research. business community.

One of the de ning features of the
doctoral program at SCMS is its
interdisciplinary approach, which
encourages students to explore
connections between various disciplines
within commerce and management.
Whether investigating emerging trends
in nance, exploring organizational
behavior, or analyzing marketing
strategies, students have the exibility
to pursue research topics that align with
their interests and expertise.
Central to the doctoral experience at
SCMS is the mentorship provided by
experienced faculty members who
are actively engaged in research and
publication. Through one-on-one
guidance and scholarly collaboration,
faculty mentors support students
in re ning their research questions,
developing methodologies, and
disseminating their ndings
through academic publications and
presentations.

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