Doctoral Resources
Pre-Doctoral Programs:
Harvard GSAS Research Scholars
Stanford GSB Research Fellows Program
Clemson University Pathfinders Program – 2 day campus visitation program for doctoral students and post-doctoral scholars
IDDEAS
The IDDEAS program is a two-day program for undergraduate students from diverse backgrounds interested in research and academia.
Wharton Business School: Introduction To Diversity In Doctoral Education And Scholarship (IDDEAS)
Stanford University: Introduction to Diversity in Doctoral Education and Scholarship (IDDEAS)
BestBizSchools
BestBizSchools is a web site powered by AACSB International that provides vital information to prospective business school students. Visitors will find a search tool to locate AACSB-accredited schools that fit their needs, including school profiles; information on the role of rankings in choosing a doctoral program; and an explanation of accreditation and its benefits.
DocNet – Consortium of Business Doctoral Programs
DocNet is an organization of nearly 100 universities granting doctoral degrees in business administration and economics. Its purpose is to promote doctoral education in business throughout the world. The organization educates potential students about careers in academia and engages in a variety of recruiting strategies aimed at increasing the pool of qualified applicants for doctoral-granting institutions. DocNet members share information about best practices, curriculum and admissions issues, student support, and placement. DocNet is an affiliate of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools in Business.
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