Ph.D Degree in Management

Ph.D Degree in Management

Research Program leading to the award of Ph.D Degree in Management for Women Scholars only
ITM Group of Institutions in collaboration with SNDT Women's University

About the ITM Group of Institutions
The ITM Group of Institutions was established in 1991, offering Post Graduate Education and Research Program in the field of Management. The ITM has expanded its collaboration with some distinguished universities in Asia, Europe and U.S.A.

About SNDT Women's University Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersay Women's University (SNDT University) established in the year 1916 has become a symbol of excellence in higher educational opportunities for Indian women.

Program Objectives:

* To bring about excellence in technical education particularly in the faculty of management studies.
* To improve the quality of academic practices.
* To build research capability of women faculty members.
* To inculcate the spirit of research and inquiry among women managers

Admission and Selection:
Women candidates having master degree in Humanities /Commerce/ Science/Management etc. from a recognized University / AICTE or equivalent grade/CGPA approved with 55% marks or equivalent will be eligible for admission.
They will be admitted on the basis of written test and personal interview.

Preparatory Program:
Candidates will undergo a preparatory program for a period of six months at ITM, B.S.E.L Tech Park, 704 -712, B - Wing, Vashi, Navi Mumbai.

The preparatory program will involve course work in four subjects, viz.

1. Systems Approach to Management
2. Research Methodologies
3. Quantitative Methods and Applications
4. Any one of the following course based on the choice of
research area opted by the candidate:
a. Advanced Operations Management
b. Advanced Marketing Management
c. Advanced Finance Management
d. Advanced Human Resource Management
e. Advanced Econometric Methods
f. Advanced Computer Applications & Information Systems
g. Any other subject of research interest relating to the core
discipline of the research scholar.