The DeGroote PhD in MOBHR offers you the opportunity to explore the future of work from a variety of different perspectives, including organizational behaviour, human resource management, leadership, labour relations and entrepreneurship. A major strength of this specialization is that students can draw on the diverse range of faculty interests at DeGroote to develop a research program that suits their own objectives.
Successful applicants typically have a master’s degree in business administration, psychology, economics, sociology or industrial relations/labour studies.
Students may also be required to take additional courses depending on the strength of their background in the field. The maximum of 12 required courses still applies.
Name |
Position |
Academic Area |
Last Name |
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Assistant Professor |
Human Resources and Management |
Yao | |
Associate Professor / Area Chair, Human Resources and Management |
Human Resources and Management |
Zoogah | |
Associate Professor / Director of the PhD Program / University Scholar |
Human Resources and Management |
Ruebottom | |
Professor / Canada Research Chair in Work, Organizations and Careers-Tier II |
Human Resources and Management |
Reid | |
Assistant Professor |
Human Resources and Management |
O'Brady | |
Associate Professor |
Human Resources and Management |
Andiappan | |
Professor / Business Research Chair / Director, McMaster Centre for Research on Employment and Work (MCREW) |
Human Resources and Management |
Connelly | |
Professor / Director, Centre for Research on Community Oriented Entrepreneurship (CRCE) / Business Research Chair |
Human Resources and Management |
Honig | |
Professor |
Human Resources and Management |
Berson |