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PhD opportunities: Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

Compare 30 doctoral research opportunities connected with Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management, including project summaries, funding and application deadlines.

Artificial Intelligence

AI Safety and Ethical Guardrail Design for Autonomous Systems

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project As autonomous and non-deterministic AI systems become more powerful, organizations need stronger real-time governance, observability, and safety mechanisms. Post-execution explanation may not be sufficient when autonomous systems act quickly and influence high-stakes decisions. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of AI safety artefacts and ethical guardrails for autonomous systems.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Artificial Intelligence

AI Strategy and Organizational Transformation

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD research opportunity examines how artificial intelligence shapes organizational strategy, transformation, and leadership. Possible research topics include AI adoption, AI governance, strategic decision-making, automation, organizational redesign, executive readiness, workforce transformation, and the relationship between AI capabilities and competitive advantage.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Artificial Intelligence

Adaptive Go-To-Market Strategy: Designing AI-Driven Market Execution Architectures

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Traditional go-to-market strategies can be too slow for markets shaped by rapid demand shifts, digital platforms, AI-enabled buying behavior, and changing customer expectations. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of adaptive go-to-market architectures that integrate AI tools, market intelligence, sales processes, and strategic execution.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Banking

Banking Transformation, Regulation and Financial Strategy in Emerging Economies

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD project explores the transformation of banking and financial services in emerging economies. Possible research topics include digital banking adoption, regulatory reform, banking competition, financial inclusion, fintech partnerships, governance, strategic modernization, and the role of banks in economic development. The project is particularly relevant for candidates from fast-changing financial markets.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Board-Level Technology Oversight: Designing Governance Tools for Emerging Technologies

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Many boards and senior leadership teams are expected to oversee digital transformation, AI adoption, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies without always having the tools to assess strategic value, risk, or implementation readiness. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of board-level governance artefacts for emerging technology oversight.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Business Model Innovation and Strategic Renewal

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD project explores business model innovation and strategic renewal in established or growing organizations. Potential topics include business model redesign, strategic renewal, digital business models, revenue model innovation, corporate entrepreneurship, industry disruption, and the transformation of traditional firms.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Artificial Intelligence

Circular IT: Designing Sustainable Digital Infrastructure Strategies

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project The rapid growth of AI, cloud computing, and data-intensive business models is increasing the environmental footprint of digital infrastructure. Energy use, water consumption, hardware lifecycle management, and community pressure around data centers are becoming strategic business issues. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of sustainable and circular IT strategies for organizations operating or relying on large-scale digital infrastructure.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Artificial Intelligence

Corporate Data Valuation: Designing Asset Management Frameworks for the AI-Native Firm

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Organizations often describe data as a strategic asset, yet many struggle to measure its actual value, prioritize data investments, or connect data resources to business performance. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of valuation frameworks for corporate data in AI-enabled organizations.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Corporate Governance, Risk Management and Executive Decision-Making

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD project invites research into corporate governance, risk management, and executive decision-making in complex organizational environments. Possible topics include board effectiveness, enterprise risk management, governance structures, executive accountability, financial oversight, regulatory pressure, and decision-making under uncertainty.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Cross-Border Management, Culture and Institutional Complexity

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD research opportunity examines cross-border management, culture, and institutional complexity. Possible topics include institutional distance, cultural adaptation, international management practices, global teams, expatriate leadership, subsidiary management, cross-border mergers, and the coordination of organizations across different legal, cultural, and regulatory environments.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Digital Platforms, Ecosystems and Competitive Advantage

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD project focuses on digital platforms, business ecosystems, and competitive advantage. Possible research directions include platform strategy, ecosystem orchestration, network effects, digital marketplaces, platform governance, technology-enabled scaling, and the international expansion of platform-based business models.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Digital Product Passports: Designing Frameworks for Value Chain Transparency

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Organizations are facing growing pressure to provide transparent, verifiable, and lifecycle-based information about products, sourcing, sustainability, and supply chains. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of digital product passport frameworks that support regulatory compliance, circularity, and consumer trust.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Artificial Intelligence

Digital Trust: Designing Corporate Protocols for Disinformation Security

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project AI-generated content, synthetic media, deepfakes, and automated misinformation are creating new risks for organizations. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of organizational protocols for disinformation security, digital trust, and corporate reputation protection.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Distributed Leadership: Designing Structures for High-Performance Hybrid Teams

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Hybrid and decentralized work environments challenge traditional leadership models. Top-down management structures often struggle to support fast decision-making, engagement, accountability, and ownership when teams are distributed across locations, time zones, and digital platforms.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Emotional Intelligence, Executive Performance and Leadership Effectiveness

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD project focuses on emotional intelligence, executive performance, and leadership effectiveness. Potential research topics include emotional intelligence across cultures, executive self-awareness, resilience, leadership development, decision-making under pressure, coaching, psychological safety, and the relationship between emotional capabilities and organizational outcomes.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Artificial Intelligence

Empathy-by-Design: Designing Human-Centered Models for AI-Enhanced Service

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Automation can increase speed and efficiency, but it can also weaken human connection, trust, and customer satisfaction. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of human-centered service models that integrate AI while preserving empathy, trust, and meaningful customer engagement.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Entrepreneurial Strategy and Venture Growth in Global Markets

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD project examines entrepreneurial strategy and venture growth in global markets. Possible topics include international entrepreneurship, venture scaling, founder decision-making, growth strategy, entrepreneurial ecosystems, market entry, fundraising, innovation, and the strategic challenges faced by startups and scale-ups.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

FinTech, Financial Innovation and Strategic Value Creation

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD research opportunity is designed for candidates interested in how financial technology, digital finance, and financial innovation are reshaping value creation in global business. Possible research directions include digital banking, fintech adoption, mobile payments, open banking, blockchain-enabled financial services, financial inclusion, and the strategic transformation of financial institutions.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Global Leadership and Cross-Cultural Management

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD research opportunity examines global leadership and cross-cultural management in international business environments. Possible topics include intercultural leadership, global mindset, expatriate leadership, multicultural teams, cross-border collaboration, leadership adaptation, and the management of cultural complexity.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Global Market Entry, Expansion and Competitive Strategy

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD project focuses on global market entry, international expansion, and competitive strategy. Possible research topics include foreign market selection, entry mode choice, localization, strategic partnerships, international franchising, export development, regional expansion, and competitive positioning in new markets.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

International Business Strategy across Developed and Emerging Markets

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD research opportunity examines international business strategy across developed and emerging markets. Possible topics include multinational strategy, international expansion, localization, global competition, emerging-market firms, cross-border partnerships, institutional distance, and strategy adaptation across countries.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Organizational Change, Agility and Resilience

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD project focuses on organizational change, agility, and resilience. Potential topics include transformation leadership, change readiness, crisis response, organizational learning, agile management, restructuring, post-merger integration, cultural change, and resilience in uncertain environments.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Regenerative Finance: Designing Models for Sustainable Value Creation

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Sustainability is increasingly moving from reporting and compliance toward measurable impact, resource regeneration, and long-term value creation. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of financial models and decision frameworks that integrate sustainability, circular economy principles, biodiversity considerations, and regenerative business logic into capital allocation.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Skills-First Talent Ecosystems: Designing Adaptive Workforce Orchestration Models

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Rapid technological change is challenging traditional approaches to job design, hiring, and workforce planning. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of skills-first talent ecosystems that allow organizations to identify, mobilize, and redeploy capabilities in real time.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Social Innovation in Urban Development: Designing Win-Win-Win Negotiation Tools

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Large-scale urban development projects often involve competing economic, political, environmental, and social interests. Traditional negotiation models may fail when developers, public authorities, local residents, and community stakeholders define value differently. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of negotiation support tools for public-private-community partnerships.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Strategic Management in Complex International Environments

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD research opportunity invites candidates to examine strategic management in complex international environments. Possible topics include strategic decision-making, competitive strategy, international growth, organizational adaptation, geopolitical risk, institutional complexity, and strategy execution across markets.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Strategic Technology Management in International Organizations

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project This PhD research opportunity explores how international organizations identify, adopt, govern, and scale new technologies. Potential topics include technology strategy, digital transformation, innovation governance, emerging technology adoption, IT-business alignment, technology roadmapping, and the role of senior leadership in technology-driven change.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Supply Chain Sovereignty: Designing Resilience Frameworks for Geopolitical Risk

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Global supply chains are increasingly exposed to geopolitical fragmentation, trade disputes, tariffs, resource constraints, and regional instability. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of practical frameworks that help organizations move from efficiency-only supply chain models toward resilience-by-design.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Artificial Intelligence

The Autonomous Enterprise: Designing Governance Protocols for Agentic AI

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project As artificial intelligence moves from decision support to autonomous action, organizations face new questions of accountability, trust, control, and human oversight. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of governance protocols for the integration of agentic AI into enterprise workflows.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only

Business

Water Stewardship as Strategy: Designing Corporate Resource-Risk Frameworks

Franklin Hudson - The International School of Management

About the Project Water scarcity is becoming a strategic constraint for many organizations, especially in sectors where production, infrastructure, agriculture, energy, or digital operations depend on reliable water access. Yet many firms have not fully integrated water risk into enterprise risk management, investment decisions, or board-level strategy. This DBA research opportunity focuses on the design of corporate water stewardship and resilience frameworks.

Location
Paris, France, France
Deadline
Year-round applications
Funding
Self-Funded PhD Students Only