Ph.D. Program in International Management Studies, Schedule of Classes
Rotation Cycles A and B refer to alternate academic years. Rotation Cycle A begins in even numbered years (Fall 2000, Fall 2002, etc.), and Rotation Cycle B begins in odd numbered years.
| Student Schedules | ||
|---|---|---|
| Semester | Students Entering Rotation Cycle A | Students Entering Rotation Cycle B |
| Semester 1, Fall |
- Organization Theory - Strategic Management - International Management - Probability and Statistics |
- Organization Theory - Research Design - International Business - Probability and Statistics |
| Semester 2, Spring |
- Advanced Strategic Management - Organizational Behavior - Advanced Seminar 1 - Regression Analysis |
- Macro-Org. Empirical Investigation - Advanced Seminar 2 - Advanced Seminar 3 - Regression Analysis |
| Semester 3, Fall |
- Research Design - International Business - Econometrics |
- Strategic Management - International Management - Econometrics |
| Semester 4, Spring |
- Macro-Org. Empirical Investigation - Advanced Seminar 2 - Advanced Seminar 3 |
- Advanced Strategic Management - Organizational Behavior - Advanced Seminar 1 |
Examples of advanced seminars include organization economics, corporate governance, organizational decision making, and organizational simulation. The only pre-requisites assumed for the advanced seminars are organization theory and probability and statistics, plus the two rotating fall courses offered in the year of the advanced seminar (one of the international core courses and either strategic management or research design).
