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Research skills are critical to a postgraduate research degree, regardless of the topic you are exploring. This module will reinforce the research methods and skills developed through your previous study and will address philosophical issues underlying management and business research and explain how to select research strategies and designs. It will offer a comprehensive view of methods of data collection and analysis to support the quality and value of research outcomes.
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You begin your studies by meeting with your supervisors and undertaking an intensive induction programme. You attend advanced research methods training and undertake compulsory modules tailored to your individual research needs.
Throughout your PhD, you have regular meetings with your supervisors. You are often asked to write up your ideas or reading notes to help establish good writing practices. By the end of your first year of research, you should have a solid understanding of the key debates in your field and have defined your research questions, outlining your original contribution to knowledge. Those studying via the integrated PhD route (or 1+3) will have completed an additional year to obtain a Masters before beginning their research.
In your second year, you are likely to finalise the design of your own research project and either collect primary data, or access and analyse large scale datasets. You may also make progress on your second research paper. You receive regular feedback on your ideas and findings from your supervisors and are encouraged to develop your own research ideas independently during this year. If you are undertaking fieldwork in another location, your supervisors will still be in touch via email or Skype.
In your final year, you continue to analyse your own research data and further refine your original contribution to knowledge. You will collate your work into an approximately 50-80k words thesis
You may attend a number of conferences in your final year to test out your research findings and thesis on an international stage.. As well as advising on how to prepare your thesis for examination, your supervisors can advise on future career plans in academia or industry.
Creating a 50-80k word thesis is a significant task. To help you finalise your PhD and produce high quality doctoral research, we have a number of support mechanisms.
You undertake a progress board every six months, where you, your supervisors and an independent chair mark your progress and set objectives for the next period. You are also encouraged to take part in peer-group debates and discussions.
Our full-time doctorates are 36-month programmes. At the end of this time, you may be allowed up to 12 months to finish writing up your PhD.
Once you have submitted your thesis, you will be asked to attend a viva voce examination with examiners from within and outside the University. A viva voce examination usually takes place within three months of submission of thesis.
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Qualification, university name, doctorate degrees in human resources management.
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Human resource management (HRM) is the management and co-ordination of employees and co-workers in an effective and equitable manner, such that the goals of an organisation may be met. HRM focuses on ensuring the safety of employees, investing in their well-being, and managing all aspects of staffing from hiring to compensation and development
The Doctorate in Human Resources Management (HRM) in the UK is an advanced research-focussed programme specifically tailored for individuals with a strong academic background in human resources, business, or allied disciplines, aiming to develop expert knowledge and research skills within the HR landscape. Entrance into this doctoral programme is highly selective, typically requiring a Master's degree in HRM, business administration, or a closely related field.
The doctorate programme in the UK is intensely focussed on academic research, in areas such as organisational behaviour, talent management, employment relations and strategic HRM.
Candidates are expected to develop and produce original research, demonstrating advanced analytical and critical thinking skills and presenting findings in a dissertation. Guidance from experienced academics provide candidates with critical support and a range of perspectives within the discipline, and graduates emerge with excellent preparation for roles in academic research, high-level consultancy, strategic policy formation, or in top-tier HRM leadership positions.
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PhD in Human Resource Management is a 3-5 year doctoral program in the field of human resource management. The course is offered at a number of colleges across India. The focus of this program is on training the students on aspects such as organizational skills, training and developmental skills, decision-making skills and communication skills.
Admission to this program will be done based on the candidate's performance in the entrance exam which is followed by a personal interview round conducted by the college or university.To be eligible to apply to this course, students must hold a Master’s degree in relevant discipline from a recognized university. The average annual fees for PhD in Human Resource Management course in Indian colleges usually ranges between INR 11,200 and INR 1,02,000.
On completion of a PhD Human Resource Management program, students have many job opportunities like Human Resource Manager, HR Executive, HR Director, Personnel Manager, etc. The average salary offered to a degree holder in PhD Human Resource Management is around INR 6,00,000 to INR 11,00,000, but this can be higher on the basis of experience and other factors.
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Highlights for PhD Human Resource Management program are provided in the table given below:
Course Level | Doctoral |
Full-Form | Doctor of Philosophy in Human Resource management |
Duration | 3 – 5 years |
Examination type | Semester |
Eligibility | Postgraduate in the relevant discipline with at least 55% marks from a UGC recognized Indian or foreign university |
Admission Process | Entrance Exam followed by personal interview and group discussion |
Average Annual Fees | INR 11,200 to 1,02,000 |
Average Annual Salary | INR 6,00,000 to 11,00,000 |
Top Recruiting Companies | IBM, WIPRO, HCL, Infosys, TCS, Reliance, Bharti Airtel, Deloitte, Cognizant, HDFC Bank etc. |
Job Positions | Human Resource Manager. HR Executive, HR Consultant, Training Coordinator, Training Manager, Recruitment Consultant, Personnel Manager, HR Director etc. |
Information and details about the PhD Human Resource Management program are as follows.
The goal to attain a PhD in Human Resource Management degree will depend on each individual’s aspirations and goals. Some of the benefits and perks of pursuing PhD Human Resource Management degree program has been mentioned below:
Entrance Based Admission
Most of the colleges and universities offer admission to PhD Human Resource Management on the basis of entrance exams like UGC NET, CSIR NET etc.
The step-by-step procedure for entrance-based admission is as follows:
A student must have to be eligible to pursue a certain course. The eligibility criteria for the Ph.D. in Human Resource Management course are the following:-
There are many national and state-level entrance exams to appear for the admission into PhD Human Resource Management program. Listed below are some of these popular PhD entrance exams.
The application dates, exam dates and the mode of the exam of the above mentioned exams are provided in the table below.
Entrance Exam | Application Period | Exam Dates | Exam Mode |
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UGC NET | Last week of December 2023 – 4 week of January 2024 | June 10 – 21, 2024 | Online |
CSIR NET | Test 1: March – April 2024 Test 2: September 2024 | Test 1: June 2024 Test 2: December 2024 | Online |
The syllabus for PhD Human Resource Management entrance exams will vary from college to college. Students are advised to follow the below mentioned tips to excel in entrance exams.
There are a number of colleges that offer a PhD program in Human Resource management. To get admission to a top college or university, one will have to be on the lookout for notifications released by such colleges. One can search for notifications by visiting the college websites from time to time. Following are some of the measures that can be undertaken to get admission to a top college for undertaking this PhD course.
Although the PhD in Human Resource Management program syllabus varies from college to college, it mostly consists of some common foundation courses that students can select based on their interests.
The common subjects that are included in the structured PhD Human Resource Management syllabus are provided in the table given below:
Human Resource Management |
Organizational Theory |
Sociology of Education |
Theories of Leadership |
Leadership and Communication |
Personnel management |
Industrial Relations |
Personnel Practices and Relations |
Labour Relations |
Legal Systems |
Managing and Organizing People |
Cross-cultural Management |
Employee Development and Training |
Corporate Rules and Regulations |
Important Books and authors for PhD in Human Resource Management program are:-
Name of the Book | Author |
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Human Resource Management | Gary Dessler |
Human Resource Management | VSP Rao |
The Toyota Way | Jeffery Liker |
Fundamentals of Human Resource Management | Chabbra |
Industrial Relations and labour Laws | Piyali Ghosh and Shefali Nanadan |
International Human Resource Management | K Aswathappa |
The table below shows the best PhD Human Resource Management colleges and universities that offer the course in a full-time mode.
Name of the College/ University | Admission Process | Average Annual Fees |
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Entrance-Based | INR 102,000 | |
Entrance-Based | INR 73.000 | |
Entrance-Based | INR 11,200 | |
Entrance-Based | INR 2,25,000 | |
Entrance-Based | INR 50,000 | |
Entrance-Based | INR 40,000 | |
Entrance-Based | INR 80,000 | |
Entrance-Based | INR 1,25,000 |
Source: College Websites
The tabulation below depicts the comparison made among the three top PhD Human Resource Management colleges in India.
Parameters | IIMC, Kolkata | IIT Bombay, Mumbai | DOMS IIT Madras, Chennai |
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Overview | Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata is the first Indian Institute of Management to be established in India. This deemed institute provides Post Graduate, Executive and Doctoral level programs in the field of management. | One of the most popular technical institutions for innovation and research. This institute offers a large number of programs at the UG, PG and the Doctoral level. | DOMS IIT Madras is a business school under the Indian Institute of Technology Madras located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. This deemed institute offers a large number of programs at various levels for students. |
Location | Kolkata | Mumbai | Chennai |
Eligibility Criteria | Master’s degree in relevant discipline from a recognized university. | Master’s degree in relevant discipline from a recognized university. | Master’s degree in relevant discipline from a recognized university. |
Admission Process | Entrance-Based | Entrance-Based | Entrance-Based |
Average Fees | INR 1,02,000 | INR 73,000 | INR 11,200 |
Average Salary | INR 10,00,000 | INR 8,75,000 | INR 8,00,000 |
Top Recruiting Sectors | IT Sectors, Marketing, Businesses, Academics etc. | IT Sectors, Marketing, Businesses, Academics etc. | IT Sectors, Marketing, Businesses, Academics etc. |
Sometimes, because of various reasons, one cannot pursue the desired course through regular learning mode, in such cases distance learning mode comes to their rescue. Students can pursue a PhD Human Resource Management program through distance mode. Before taking admission, Students must check for the validity of the course and the college in distance or correspondence mode.
Given below are some colleges which offer this course through distance mode.
College | Admission Process | Duration | Average Course Fees |
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Merit-Based | 3 years | INR 80,000 |
PhD Human Resource Management and PhD PM&IR are two different doctoral level courses which are offered by a large number of institutes across India.
Check the table below for more comparative details:
Parameters | PhD HRM | PhD PM&IR |
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PhD Human Resource Management | PhD Personnel Management and Industrial Relations | |
3 – 5 years | 3 – 5 years | |
Postgraduate with at least 55% marks in the relevant stream | Postgraduate with at least 55% marks in personnel management | |
A doctoral program PhD HRM provides a deeper insight to the students in human resource management. Students get to research and take up challenging tasks that help them in understanding better in how an organization works and how to better manage people for greater productivity and efficiency. | This is a doctoral program specific to personnel management and industrial relations. The course focuses more on labour management relations and aspects such as dispute resolution, collective bargaining, social policies and best practices for healthy industrial relations between labour and management. | |
Entrance exam followed by personal interview and some instances a group discussion as well. | Entrance exam followed by personal interview | |
INR 11,200 – 1,02,000 | INR 20,000 - 75,000 | |
INR 6,00,000 - 11,00,000 | INR 5,00,000 - 8,00,000 | |
IBM, WIPRO, HCL, Infosys, TCS, Reliance, Bharti Airtel, Deloitte, Cognizant, HDFC Bank | IBM, WIPRO, HCL, Infosys, TCS, Reliance, Bharti Airtel, Deloitte, Cognizant, HDFC Bank | |
HR Director, HR Executive, HR Consultant, HR Auditor, Training Head, Training Coordinator, Recruitment Head, Lecturer, Professor etc. | Industrial Relations Manager, Labour Relations Manager, Personnel Manager etc. |
Tabulation below shows some of the most common PhD Human Resource Management job profiles and career prospects after completing the course are as follows:
Job Profile | Job Description | Average Annual Salary |
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HR Executive | Looks into matters such as personnel, compensation, salaries, staffing, monitoring of policies, etc. | INR 8,00,000 |
Training Coordinator | Mainly looks into the training of new recruits as well as staff. Arrangements for training of employees on new systems and processes. | INR 6,00,000 |
Recruitment Consultant | Helps with the recruitment of people for the various vacancies available with an organization. | INR 5,00,000 |
IR Manager | The job of an IR Manager is to work on aspects of industrial relations between labour and management. | INR 8,70,000 |
Welfare Officer | As the name suggests, they work for the well-being of the employees by looking into aspects such as leave, welfare policies, insurance, safety, medical facilities and so on. | INR 7,00,000 |
PhD degree is a doctorate level degree and is the highest educational degree one can earn in the country. Generally one does not pursue further studies post completion of the PhD Human Resource Management degree.
Employability is high and graduates are hired quickly upon completion of their degree in high pay job profiles. With this course, there is no limit to learning and knowledge.
Some of the most frequently asked questions pertaining to the PhD Human Resource Management program are as follows:
Ques. How many years does it take to complete PhD Human Resource management?
Ans. If done on a full-time basis, it takes at least 3 years to complete this course. It often takes more than that time because of delay in submission of the thesis by the students.
Ques. What is the eligibility criteria for applying to a PhD Human Resource Management program?
Ans. The minimum criterion is to have a postgraduate degree in the relevant field with at least 55% marks or an equivalent CGPA. There is a relaxation of 5% for SC/ST/OBCs.
Ques. What is the selection procedure for enrolling for PhD Human Resource Management courses?
Ans. The selection of the candidates for the PhD program is done on the basis of an entrance test and personal interview. The candidates’ past academic performance is also reckoned during the selection process.
Ques. Which are some of the popular entrance exams that one needs to appear for while applying for PhD Human Resource Management programs?
Ans. Some of the popular tests for a PhD program are UGC-NET, CSIR-UGC NET and JNUEE. These are online tests which are conducted by the NTA.
Ques. What is the course fee for pursuing PhD Human Resource Management?
Ans. The average course fee ranges from INR 50,000 to 1,50,000. The fees basically depend on the college and whether it is privately owned or a government one.
Ques. What is the role of a Human Resource Manager?
Ans. The role of a Human Resource Manager is a varied one. They have to look into every aspect of managing people like hiring, inducting them, arranging training and development programs, deciding upon the compensation and allotting work as per their skill and training. There are other aspects like maintaining cordial relations between labour and management and coming up with welfare measures for the employees.
Ques. What are some of the job profiles that a student can opt for after completing this course?
Ans. Some of the popular job profiles in the HR field are HR Executive, HR Manager, Training Coordinator, Recruitment Consultant, IR Manager, Welfare Officer, HR Director and so on.
Ques. I have an MPhil in Human Resource Management? Do I need to appear for the entrance test?
Ans. Candidates who have an MPhil degree in Human Resource Management need not to appear for the entrance test. They can directly appear for the interview.
Ques. What is the average salary offered to a fresher in this field?
Ans. For a fresher in this field the average salary usually ranges between INR 6,00,000 and 11,00,000 per annum.
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Human Resource Management Specialization-PhD in Business Management . Average Graduate Tuition Rate: $14,784 . Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission . Doctorate in Human Resources Score: 7. Capella University offers an online PhD in Business Management. Students can further customize this program with a concentration in Human Resource ...
PayScale, a global compensation research organization dedicated to gathering data and calculating average salaries, reports the average salary of an individual with a PhD or doctorate in human resources management earns $81,000 per year. The maximum salary reported for an individual with a doctorate in HRM is $117,000.
Graduates of doctoral human resources programs can become postsecondary teachers in fields like business or management. Professors commonly specialize in teaching human resources as part of a DBA or Ph.D. program. Postsecondary teachers typically require a doctoral education. Median Annual Salary: $84,380.
From there, you'll develop advanced research and critical thinking skills while learning how to manage human resources on even a global scale. Program Highlights: PhD in Business Management, Human Resource Management Specialization. Credits: 90+. Length: 5-7 years. Cost: $985/credit. Mode: 100% online.
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Program Learning Outcomes. As a graduate of National University's Doctor of Philosophy in Human Resource Management (PhD-HRM) program, you'll be able to: Evaluate human resource theories, concepts, and scholarly research. Recommend best practices in hiring, retaining, supporting, and motivating employees. Determine the impact of employment ...
Program Fee. $175 per quarter. $1,925-$5,600*. Residency Fee. Four Residencies (residency two and residency four may be virtual; additional residencies may be required) $1,420 each (virtual) $1,520 each (in-person: travel, lodging and other expenses are additional) $5,680-$6,080. Estimated Range:
Human Resource Management degrees at universities and colleges in United States - Find 9 studies in Human Resource Management to study abroad. ... Distance learning provides access to learning when the source of information and the learners are separated by time and distance, or both.
18,317 EUR / year. 2½ years. As one of the first online doctoral programs in industrial and organizational (I-O) psychology, the PhD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology - Human Resource Management program from Walden University allows you to deepen your knowledge of workplace and organizational behavior. Ph.D. / Part-time / Online.
Your core organization and management courses offer an in-depth look at risk management, human resource management, strategy formulation, and strategic thinking. ... As a pioneer in distance ...
Accredited by the Senior College and University Commission, Northcentral University offers an online, research-based Doctor of Philosophy in Human Resource Management that is designed to produce experts in the HR field. In this 60-credit program, students can expect to take 20 courses over the course of 50 months.
The School of Business offers supervision for the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - full-time campus based, part-time campus based Read more... 6 years Distance without attendance degree: £3,942 per year (UK) 3 years Full time degree: £4,786 per year (UK) 6 years Part time degree: £2,393 per year (UK) Apply now Visit website Request info.
OB & Human Resources PhD. For more information: Purdue University. Average Graduate Tuition Rate: $9,918. Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission. Doctorate in Human Resources Score: 11. Our top phd in human resource management comes from Purdue University. This rigorous PhD HR program is designed for those planning an academic career.
Doctorate in Human Resource Management (PhD) | Get career-ready with AIU's flexible degree programs online & on-campus! About AIU. About Us; General Information; Mission & Vision; ... Distance Learning at AIU is enhanced by vast academic resources and innovative technologies build into the Virtual Campus: Hundreds of self-paced courses with ...
SMLR's PhD program prepares students to pursue jobs in academia, most frequently at top research universities. ... B.A. in Human Resource Management B.A. in Labor Studies and Employment Relations B.S. in Labor and Employment Relations Online B.S. in Labor and ... independent students who are seeking the convenience of distance learning ...
PhD Human Resource Management and Organisation Studies gives you the opportunity to interrogate the theories and practice of organisation in relation to work, management and the experience of employment. ... e-book finance and business packages to support part-time and distance learning (including Ebrary, NetLibrary, Oxford Scholarship Online ...
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Develop in-depth expertise in organizational behavior, human resource management, strategy and organizational theory, and judgment and decision-making. In addition to a variety of research and coursework, you'll have access to facilities like our Organizational Behavior Lab. ... Management PhD students receive funding to cover the cost of ...
University of Leicester. (4.4) This degree provides an insight into human resource management and training within the context of organisations at a national and Read more... 2 years Distance without attendance degree: £10,900 per year (UK) 2.5 years Distance without attendance degree: £10,900 per year (UK) Apply now Visit website Request info.
University of Essex. (4.4) PhD Human Resource Management and Organisation Studies gives you the opportunity to interrogate the theories and practice of organisation Read more... 4 years Full time degree: £4,786 per year (UK) 7 years Part time degree: £2,393 per year (UK) Apply now Visit website Request info Book event.
On completion of a PhD Human Resource Management program, students have many job opportunities like Human Resource Manager, HR Executive, HR Director, Personnel Manager, etc. The average salary offered to a degree holder in PhD Human Resource Management is around INR 6,00,000 to INR 11,00,000, but this can be higher on the basis of experience ...
The test is used to assess some basic skills considered essential for researchers, namely writing ability, verbal ability and comprehension, reasoning, and quantitative aptitude. The test consists of the four sections as indicated above. The total marks for the test are 100 and the total time allocated is 3 hours.
Check Eligibility. M.B.A, two year PGDM (AICTE recognized or deemed equivalent by AIU),CA, CS, ICWAI or equivalent Masters degree or a Masters degree holder with at least 7 years of relevant managerial experience. Apply Now. Explore the Ph.D Human Resources Management (Full time & Part time) program and make your dream a reality.