The DeGroote PhD in Strategic Management provides you with the opportunity to study the complex dynamics of strategic decision-making. This is a rigorous and research-focused program designed to prepare students for scholarly careers in academia or research in the field of business strategy. The program is interdisciplinary, drawing upon a variety of fields including general strategy, business policy, economics, psychology, sociology, knowledge management, governance, international business, innovation, entrepreneurship, sustainability, and organizational behaviour, among others. The academic program is structured to provide students with a strong foundation in the theoretical and empirical principles of strategic management, as well as advanced research skills to conduct independent research in the field. Overall, the PhD in Strategic Management is designed for highly motivated and intellectually curious individuals who are interested in advancing knowledge in the field of business strategy. Graduates of the program are well-prepared for careers in academia or research, where they can make significant contributions to our understanding of the strategic management process and its impact on organizations and society.
Choose 2 from below, or equivalent PhD-level methods courses from other PhD Areas or Programs as approved by Supervisor:
Choose 1 from below, or equivalent PhD-level content courses from other PhD Areas or Programs as approved by Supervisor:
Optional but recommended external seminars:
Name |
Position |
Academic Area |
Last Name |
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Associate Professor |
Strategic Management |
Neville | |
Associate Professor / Director, Integrated Business and Humanities |
Strategic Management |
McKnight | |
Associate Professor / Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership |
Strategic Management |
Calic |