Management Research King's College London

Overview

At the beginning of the Management Research program offered by King's College London, you will work with your supervisors to assess your individual training needs. You will use this to develop a personalised training schedule that draws on foundational and advanced courses made available to you. These courses will hone your academic skills and prepare you for the demands of your specific research project.

You will be supported throughout your PhD by two academic supervisors, who will provide expert advice and guidance on your progress and your project.

Training and development

The King's Business School Doctoral Training Programme (DTP) provides a structured framework of Academic and Professional Skills workshops, programme-specific core modules, elective modules and participation in the annual Doctoral Research Symposium. The programme is designed to support doctoral researchers in developing the intellectual, methodological and professional foundations required for doctoral study.

Students on both pathways participate in shared skills training and then undertake pathway-specific modules that provide advanced theoretical, methodological and analytical training relevant to their research area. The programme forms a core part of doctoral training within King's Business School and complements wider development opportunities available through King's Doctoral College, the London Interdisciplinary Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership (LISS-DTP) and other specialist training providers.