Management and Policy
- Option of:
- Management
- Programs under this Subject:
- Management PhD (Management and Policy option)
- Management MS (Management and Policy option)
- Subjects under same Department
- Management
Department Contact Information
- Department
- Management and Organizations
- Phone
- (520) 621-1053
- Fax
- (520) 621-4171
- Mailing Address
- McClelland Hall 405
- Website
- http://management.eller.arizona.edu/
PhD program
Contact Information
Application Questions
Lori Topp(520) 621-7463
ltopp@email.arizona.edu
Advising Questions
Jerel Slaughter (Program Director)(520) 621-7632
jslaught@eller.arizona.edu
Deadlines
Domestic Applicants
- Fall
- January 15
- Spring
- No admissions
- Summer I
- No admissions
- Summer II
- No admissions
International Applicants
- Fall
- January 15
- Spring
- No admissions
- Summer I
- No admissions
- Summer II
- No admissions
Minimum Application Requirements
- GPA 3.0+
- TOEFL 550 (CBT 213)
- GMAT (approximately top 15% on all three scores)
- 3 letters of recommendation
- Letter of intent
GRE Code
4800
Financial Aid
- Stipend and fee waivers offered to all who are accepted
MS program
Deadlines
Domestic Applicants
No Deadline specified by department, please contact the department for more information.
International Applicants
No Deadline specified by department, please contact the department for more information.
Minimum Application Requirements
- None since no applications are accepted for this nonterminal masters degree.
Financial Aid
- None since no applications are accepted for this nonterminal masters degree.
Description
The department participates in the Eller graduate program leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree with a major in management. For admission, the applicant is expected to have completed undergraduate work in statistics and mathematics through calculus (MATH 119 and 123). Applications must submit scores on the Graduate Record Examination or the Graduate Management Admissions Test. The program for the Doctor of Philosophy degree (with a major in Management) is designed to prepare individuals for careers in academia, with an emphasis on the ability to make original and significant contributions to the disciplines of management and policy, and judgment and decision making, through high-quality research. To this end, the Ph.D. program provides strong theoretical and methodological training to doctoral students.
Graduate Faculty
Senior Lecturer
- Neil Vance
Professor Emeritus
- Arthur Silvers
