AUGUST 11, 2020 — UTSA has launched its Pre-Ph.D. Program to increase students’ awareness of career paths to academe and to provide them with education and real-world training in the area of business research.
Housed in UTSA’s College of Business, the curriculum will prepare students to pursue a doctorate or enter academia as a career.
Open to all undergraduate and graduate students at UTSA, the program is designed to provide students with outstanding training in business research, making them highly competitive candidates for top-rated Ph.D. programs in business.
“Research plays an important role in many professions, but it is an integral and fundamental basis for academia, research and consulting. The goal of the pre-Ph.D. curriculum is to give students the tools upon which to build intellectual depth and vertical knowledge,” said Hamid Beladi, economics professor and executive director of UTSA’s Pre-Ph.D. Program.
The three-course program prepares students by:
The program also will promote a diverse and scholarly environment to attract underrepresented minorities.
“The College of Business hopes to draw a diverse pool of candidates that might not otherwise join a doctorate program and help those students become highly successful,” stated Beladi.
⇒ Explore or apply to the Business Pre-Ph.D. Program at UTSA.
As a university that promotes opportunities for success for all students, this program holds significant potential to address the national shortfalls in participation in doctoral programs among this vital constituency.
The College of Business Pre-Ph.D. program is slated to begin in the fall semester.
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