The PhD program in Management at Louisiana State University is seeking well qualified applicants for Fall, 2013 admissions. Program details are provided below:
Rucks Department of Management, Louisiana State University PhD Program
The Rucks Department of Management PhD Program in the LSU E. J. Ourso College of Business offers qualified students a unique opportunity to pursue full-time advanced study in the fields of human-resource management, organizational behavior and theory, and strategic management. Located in the state capital of Baton Rouge (70 miles northwest of New Orleans), LSU is known for being part of a unique and fun culture celebrated internationally for its music, art, and food. As the flagship institution of the state, LSU is one of the nation's leading research-intensive universities.
The Rucks Department of Management PhD Program's strengths include:
> A philosophically diverse and internationally recognized faculty with a commitment to excellence in teaching and research. Faculty research has appeared in the Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Management, Personnel Psychology, Journal of Applied Psychology, Organization Science, and Organizational Research Methods, among others.
> Concentrations in Strategic Management or Organizational Behavior/Human-Resource Management as a major field of study, along with a range of support/minor areas. The inter-disciplinary nature of the program provides students with a solid background in both fields.
> Opportunities to participate in research projects, with results targeted for publication in leading social-science journals. Students are encouraged to submit manuscripts for presentation and publication from their first year in the program, and are encouraged to collaborate with other students and faculty member.
> Competitive funding for research and teaching assistantships. To better develop research skills, students typically work with faculty as research assistants the first several years of the program. More senior students may also be given teaching responsibilities to develop their teaching skills.
> Financial support for field work and travel to professional conferences.
> A small size, which allows for individualized instruction and mentoring through close faculty-student relationships.
> State of the art building, library, and computer facilities.
> Graduate placements worldwide, including at George Washington University, Auburn University, University of Oklahoma, City University of Hong Kong, Northeastern University, University of Arkansas, Bradley University, University of Alabama, University of Central Florida, Florida State University, Texas Tech University, Yonsei University, San Diego State University, and University of the Pacific.
Application and Additional Information
A detailed description of the program, admission procedures, departmental faculty's publications and interests, as well as core and elective coursework are available online at business.lsu.edu/phdmanagement.
Inquiries and applications are welcome from individuals with a strong desire to excel in academic research and teaching. Admission requirements are high achievement in prior degree programs (typically a 3.5 GPA or greater), a GMAT score of at least 600, and strong letters of recommendation and statement of purpose. Given the limited number of students admitted, meeting these requirements does not guarantee admission.
Applications received by January 15 will be given priority; consideration for available program spaces is on a rolling basis thereafter.
For additional information contact:
Professor Jean B. McGuire,
PhD Program Advisor
Rucks Department of Management
2721 Business Education Complex,
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803-6312
Tel: +1 225-578-5187
Email: mcguire@lsu.edu