DrAcct Posted February 5, 2013 Posted February 5, 2013 Hello all, I figured I'd poll the collective wisdom of those who've gone before me. I've noticed numerous opportunities for non-professional program PhD students/candidates to apply for funding from various sources. Is there anything like that for business PhD's (more specifically, accounting PhD)? Thanks.
Usmivka Posted February 5, 2013 Posted February 5, 2013 I'd be amazed if there were more than a handful. Business school is a business, and the trade off for a potentially lucrative career is that students are expected to invest up front. Individual schools may have competetive scholarships or partial tuition waivers, but unless you belong to a special interest group (with a dedicated society and fundraisers that prioritize funding professional programs...the criteria go on) there are likely very few nationwide fellowships or scholarships. In fact, I doubt there any fellowships at all (a stipend plus tuition).
zapster Posted February 5, 2013 Posted February 5, 2013 On the contrary, I believe most business schools are well funded (MBA programs!) and offer lucrative full tution waivers+stipend to PhD students. Extramural funding on the other hand is (probably) less common in the business PhD programs. Do correct me if I am totally off course here !
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