Ph.D. in Applied Management and Decision Sciences - Finance
Walden University
Description
In today's increasingly global world, managers, policy makers and administrators have to work with an ever-growing diverse workforce that is pressured by global competition and a rapidly evolving and knowledge-based economy, which is why Walden University has created their online Ph.D. in Applied Management and Decision Sciences - Finance degree program.
This online finance degree program offers students a chance to earn their Ph.D., while upholding their prior work and family commitments.
This online Applied Management degree offers students a flexible online program that combines theory and practice as it develops their abilities in meeting the many real-world challenges of today's financial issues.
The goal of this online Ph.D. in Applied Management and Decision Sciences is to enable its students with the skills that are a must have for meeting the growing demand for financial mangers who understand the impact of global interdependencies, technology and diversity has the organizations they lead.
The core of this online finance degree is based on applied research, and offers its students an opportunity to gain a broad understanding of the primary trends that are effecting the management of finance during the 21st century, such as leadership and organizational change, knowledge and learning management, and decision-making.
The curriculum of this online Ph.D. in finance degree has been specifically designed to complement present-day business practices as a method of aiding students in their development of the various skills that are needed for becoming strategic business leaders.
Upon completion of this online Ph.D. in Applied Management and Decision Sciences - Finance program, graduates will have the in-depth understanding that is needed for applying financial theory, systems and practices in their management processes.
All applicants must have a master's degree from an accredited institution.
Accreditation Information
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The Higher Learning Commission
