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PhD opportunities: Management

Compare 4 doctoral research opportunities connected with Management, including project summaries, funding and application deadlines.

Management

Building Antifragile Supply Chains: Leveraging Digital Technologies to Transform Disruptions into Opportunities

Nottingham Trent University

About the Project Global supply chains are increasingly exposed to complex disruptions, including pandemics, geopolitical tensions, climate-related events, and technological change. Traditional research has focused on supply chain resilience, which emphasises the ability of systems to withstand disruptions and recover to their previous state. However, in highly uncertain environments, merely recovering may not be sufficient.

Location: Nottingham, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Deadline: 1 October 2026
Funding: Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Management

Building Resilient Healthcare Supply Chains in Uganda: Improving Access to Essential Medicines and Health Supplies

Edinburgh Napier University

About the Project PROJECT DESCRIPTION Access to high-quality health services, essential medicines, vaccines and other health supplies is fundamental to achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being.

Location: Edinburgh, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Deadline: 31 December 2026
Funding: Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Management

Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Knowledge Management

University of Worcester

About the Project We are accepting application in these (and related) areas: Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Knowledge Management.

Location: Worcester, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Deadline: Year-round applications
Funding: Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Management

Investigating the mechanisms underlying trust and reciprocity in economic interactions

University of Reading

About the Project In the pervasive presence of incomplete contracts, a substantial degree of trust is necessary for the facilitation of a wide range of economic activities. In organizational settings, trust reduces the necessity for costly monitoring activities.

Location: Reading, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Deadline: Year-round applications
Funding: See advert