Introduction
Do you want to deepen your understanding of how management is practiced?
Are you willing to inspire new thinking through teaching and research?
And have an impact on management policies?
Toulouse School of Management offers an intensive doctoral program for individuals interested in conducting independent research. Our program combines the best of theory, practice, and research methods with scholarly integrity. The courses are accompanied by research practice. Graduates pursue careers in leading universities and business schools, policy-oriented institutions, and private firms.
An EPAS-accredited program
The TSM Doctoral Program is one of the most rigorous international programs in the world recognized by the EPAS label.
The TSM Doctoral Program has been awarded the maximum five-year EPAS accreditation. This international accreditation delivered by the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) certifies the high quality of the TSM Doctoral Program.
The EPAS accreditation at the doctorate level highlights the TSM academic rigor and excellence, employability, internationalization, and research that underpins the program. The continuous improvement that EPAS requires means that you will benefit from international partnerships, and more opportunities to foster your research skills and network.
What to expect?
The TSM Doctoral Program offers five in-depth fields of study, for a curriculum of unusual richness and breadth. Since the program enrolls only 10 to 20 new Ph.D. students each year, doctoral students thrive in an atmosphere of intellectual rigor and creative collaboration among students and faculty.
To follow international best practices, research at Toulouse School of Management begins in the second year of the Master, with a dedicated research program, and during two years, the curriculum of the doctoral program emphasizes four essential areas of training for doctoral students:
research tools and methodology
in-depth study of their research field skills to conduct independent research leading to high-level publications
career development
Benefits
Engage with internationally renowned scholars
Conference and research funding
Robust training in conducting original and independent research
Opportunities
Grant for international visiting positions
Close supervision by international, research-driven, renowned faculty
A vibrant European city
Admission Requirements
A Bachelor’s degree (in the US), the completion of the first year of a Master (in Europe), or an equivalent diploma, representing a four-year course of study in an accredited college or university, is required for admission. A completed Master’s degree is not required, although many applicants have a Master’s degree in such fields as management, finance, economics, engineering, psychology, statistics, or other related fields. Superior academic performance is expected.
European students with a Master’s in Research are also welcome to apply. Successful applicants would gain exemption from certain lectures and, depending on their background, would follow a sequence of lectures covering approximately one year instead of two.
Each application will be carefully studied by the professors in the field of specialization, and by the Doctoral Program Council composed of professors from all fields.
The academic year starts in early September.
Application Checklist
Resume
Research proposal
Research material that may support your application (dissertation, paper, research work)
Transcript
English test
Reference letters
EasyRecrue pre-recorded video interview
ID or passport copy
Application Process
Two Application Rounds
First application roundDecember 7th, 2020 to January 8th, 2021 Admission results: February 8th, 2021
Second application roundFebruary 22nd, 2021 to March 26th, 2021Admission results: June 7th, 2021
