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24 PhD programmes in Business & Management in Hong Kong (SAR)

Arts and Machine Creativity
The Doctor of Philosophy programme is designed for students focused on advanced research and scholarly exploration in the field of arts and machine creativity. The research programmes offer opportunities for in-depth study and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the discipline, pushing the boundaries of the integration of art and technology.

Accounting
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology's Accounting doctoral programme follows a strong research-intensive tradition on the North American model.

Management
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology's Management doctoral programme follows a strong research-intensive tradition on the North American model.

Finance
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology's Finance follows a strong research-intensive tradition on the North American model.

Operations Management
The Operations Management programme from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology follows a strong research-intensive tradition on the North American model.

Marketing
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology's Marketing doctoral programme follows a strong research-intensive tradition on the North American model.

Management, Marketing, and Information Systems
Embark on a transformative academic journey with Hong Kong Baptist University's Management, Marketing, and Information Systems Doctoral Program.

Accountancy, Economics, and Finance
Embark on an intellectually enriching journey with Hong Kong Baptist University's Accountancy, Economics, and Finance Doctoral Program.
Management
The Management programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is research-oriented with each student being directly supervised by a faculty member.
Business Administration
The hospitality and real estate industries are the rapid growth industries in this region. This Business Administration programme is offered at The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Accountancy
The Accountancy programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is research-oriented with each student being directly supervised by a faculty member.
Marketing
The Marketing programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is research-oriented with each student being directly supervised by a faculty member.
Business and Administration
The Business and Administration programme offered by Hong Kong Metropolitan University enables doctoral-level research in business and administration through flexible, research-driven study across various disciplines.
Engineering Management
The Engineering Management programme offered by City University of Hong Kong develops advanced expertise in engineering management through applied research and industry-focused problem solving.
Global Doctor of Philosophy
The Global Doctor of Philosophy programme offered by Hong Kong Metropolitan University provides opportunities for doctoral research with international collaboration in business and related fields.
Accountancy
The Accountancy programme offered by City University of Hong Kong develops advanced expertise in accounting research with a focus on financial reporting, governance, and analytical methods.
Business and Administration
The Business and Administration programme offered by Hong Kong Metropolitan University prepares professionals for advanced leadership roles in business through applied research and industry-focused development.
Business Administration
The Business Administration programme offered by City University of Hong Kong develops advanced applied research skills in business and management for senior professionals and executives.
Finance
The Finance programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is research-oriented with each student being directly supervised by a faculty member.
Doctor of Business Administration
The Doctor of Business Administration course at University of Plymouth assumes that your organisation and society are continually changing, and will relate these issues to wider theoretical questions.