Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration - Supply Chain Management

We are fascinated by what we don’t know and have the drive and humility to pursue knowledge actively and collaboratively. This pursuit of knowledge for the betterment of business, along with sharing it with others, is one of the most rewarding professions. We’re excited to support you. Our Ph.D. program is committed to building a community of partnership among students like you, faculty, industry professionals and colleagues from other research institutions. The program provides students with the ability to customize their training based on their research interests.

As a competitive applicant, you must demonstrate\u2014through your application, personal statement, and pre-admission scheduled interview(s)\u2014your commitment to devoting four or more years toward rigorous training and academic research, as well as effective communication skills, a command of the English language in both verbal and written contexts and the intellectual curiosity and personal discipline needed to excel in an academic career. You are encouraged to contact our faculty in your area of interest before and after you apply to identify possible specialization interests, as well as research-active faculty with whom you are likely to work. Completed application form, GMAT scores (or GRE scores), transcripts, three recommendation letters, Resume or CV, and a personal statement. Not required but preferred is a graduate degree (master\u2019s level) and may allow admitted students to transfer up to nine credits (three courses). Unofficial transcripts are accepted (upon admission, students must have official transcripts submitted from their degree-granting institution(s).