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PhD Research Studentships in Management

King's College London · United Kingdom

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About this position

King's Business School invites applications for funded, full-time PhD studentships in

Management Studies

, to start in October 2027. We welcome applications from those who qualify as Home or International for fees purposes and seek to attract talented and enthusiastic students who aspire to be future leaders in their academic fields of study. When completed, your award would state “PhD in your subject area” relating to the relevant Academic Department (e.g., PhD in Economics, PhD in Marketing).

Please note: to be considered for the PhD Studentship you should already have supervisory support when you submit your application.

King's Business School Management Studies welcomes applicants in any of our areas of research expertise:

Human Resource Management

Marketing

Public Services Management & Organisations

Strategy, International Management & Entrepreneurship

The admissions portal opening date is 20th October 2026, and the closing date for applications is 1

st

December 2026 at 11:59pm.

Decisions will be announced in early 2027.

Applicants are required to contact potential supervisors to discuss their proposal before applying. Supervisors should have indicated willingness to supervise you before you submit your application.

Details of research undertaken within the School can be found by exploring our

Departments

and

academic staff

pages.

For guidance on how to apply for a place on our PhD programme please see:

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/business/research/phd-pages/phd-admission-guide

Funding Notes

Studentships cover tuition fees for three years, the pending submission status fee and a stipend of approximately £23k/annum (2026-27 rate is £23,805) for four years, with annual inflationary increases, a generous training and conference grant and additional paid teaching and research opportunities.

Applicants are strongly encouraged to also apply for funding from other sources, as these studentships are highly competitive and not all students admitted to our doctoral programm

es are awarded a King’s Business School studentship.

Other doctoral funding options include the

LISS-DTP

and

King’s - China Scholarship Council

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