PhD Scholarships, INSEAD, France (2018)

The INSEAD PhD offers a unique education that prepares you to conduct cutting edge business research and teach students and managers concepts that will help them become more effective.

Regardless of academic and professional background, you can specialise in one of the eight areas of specialisation based on your interest: Accounting, Decision Sciences, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Marketing, Organisational Behaviour, Strategy, and Technology and Operations Management.

More about the programme structure - www.insead.edu/phd/academics/
Unique opportunities in the INSEAD PhD Programme

The INSEAD PhD is fully integrated across INSEAD’s two campuses — in France and in Singapore, both in content and world-class pedagogical infra-structure and teaching. As a student, you will study on both campuses and interact with faculty, research sites and organisations on both locations. You will also have the opportunity for a third campus – to spend up to a year at The Wharton School thru INSEAD-Wharton Alliance Exchange Programme. The INSEAD PhD is the only programme that allows you to spend your doctoral studies in three continents – Europe, Asia and North America.

INSEAD also provides you an opportunity to do world-class behavioural research at its state-of-the-art research facility in Paris that has set a benchmark for other business schools.

As many leading universities seek to internationalise both their curriculum and faculty, having an INSEAD PhD gives you a tremendous edge with its global format over most business schools. The result is that our graduates receive top placements at Harvard, Stanford, MIT Sloan, Wharton, Chicago Booth, Oxford, LBS, LSE, HKUST, CEIBS, National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University, etc.
Get paid to study and do research

All admitted PhD students get full financial support for 5 years – full tuition fee waiver, generous stipend, substantial research support and comprehensive health insurance coverage – renewed annually dependent on satisfactory progress.

Further details:
http://academicpositions.eu