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Admission Open 2024-25 | PhD in Commerce| Usha Martin University
About the PhD in Commerce Programme:
A PhD in Commerce is a three- to five-year doctoral-level academic program focused on advanced study and research in various areas of commerce, including finance, accounting, marketing, economics, and management. It typically requires coursework, comprehensive exams, and the completion of a dissertation based on original research. Students delve into theoretical frameworks, analytical techniques, and empirical methods relevant to their chosen field of study. The program aims to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills necessary for contributing to scholarly knowledge and advancing the discipline. Graduates of a PhD in Commerce often pursue careers in academia as professors or researchers, while others may find opportunities in government, industry, or consulting where expertise in commerce-related topics is valued. Additionally, the program fosters the development of leadership abilities and the capacity to contribute to policy-making and organizational decision-making processes.
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Programme Overview
- Cultivate advanced research skills in theoretical and applied aspects of commerce.
- Foster critical thinking and analytical abilities in addressing complex business issues.
- Develop expertise in specialized areas such as accounting, finance, economics, marketing, or management.
- Encourage interdisciplinary approaches to understanding commercial phenomena.
- Advance knowledge through original research contributions to the field of commerce.
- Prepare scholars for academic careers in universities or research institutions.
- Contribute to the advancement of commerce as a discipline through rigorous inquiry and innovation.
PhD programs in commerce encompass a broad range of domains that delve into various facets of economic activities and business operations. These programs often offer specializations in areas such as accounting, finance, economics, marketing, management, and international business, among others. Within each domain, students engage in advanced research exploring theoretical frameworks, empirical analyses, and practical applications to address complex challenges and phenomena within the commercial realm. Whether investigating financial markets, consumer behavior, organizational strategies, or global trade dynamics, PhD candidates in commerce are equipped with the methodological tools and theoretical insights necessary to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in their chosen domain and to make meaningful contributions to academia, industry, and policy-making spheres.
- The PhD programme is semester wise and extended from 3-5-years
- Full-time Ph.D. in Management
- Part-time Ph.D. in Management
- D. in Commerce program, candidates must hold a master’s or PG degree (M.Com. or MBA).
- The candidates must have a Master’s Degree with a minimum of 55% marks or an equivalent grade from a recognized university or equivalent institution in the particular domain of study.
- Relaxation shall be granted to applicants belonging to the SC/ST/OBC (Non-Creamy layer)/Differently-Abled and other categories as determined by the UGC and the Government of India.
- To be eligible for the benefits available to reserved category students, they must present their reservation certificates issued by the relevant authorities.
- Candidates who have already passed the UGC (JRF) Examinations, NET, SET, or SLET, or who hold an M. Phil degree, are eligible to appear directly to the interview.
- The Entrance Examination based on MCQ
- First sitting of 50 MCQ based on General awareness, covering Logical Reasoning, Numerical Ability and Language Competence
- Second sitting of MCQ based on subject domain knowledge
- Admission process will be followed by Personal Interview (PI).
Ph.D. Commerce Syllabus
The syllabus for a Ph.D. in Commerce is designed to help students learn about commerce in great depth typically includes advanced coursework in areas such as research methodology, quantitative techniques, economic theory, financial analysis, accounting principles, marketing strategies, organizational behaviour, and strategic management. Additionally, students engage in seminars, workshops, and independent research projects to deepen their understanding of specialized topics within commerce. The syllabus is structured to provide a comprehensive foundation in theoretical frameworks and empirical methods while allowing students to tailor their studies to their research interests. Core courses are supplemented by electives and seminars that explore contemporary issues and emerging trends in commerce and related fields. The Ph.D. Commerce syllabus will cover the following topics:
Specialization course/Research area
- Accounting & Taxation
- Banking and Finance
- Marketing Management
- Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
- International Business