Mr Fahad Alaboush
Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Norwich Business School
Research Group Member
Innovation, Technology and Operations Management
We offer students different pathways to a doctorate. Those yet to develop sufficient disciplinary and research techniques are encouraged to take the Master of Research (MRes) degree; those who have previous training will be able to register for a PhD immediately, subject to meeting our entry requirements.
Postgraduate research students are normally assigned two or three supervisors in their chosen research area. They will work closely with their supervisors and receive feedback on their research ideas, design, analysis, and findings on a regular basis. The thesis will be an independent piece of work reflecting the student's abilities and ideas.
The PhD programme usually lasts for a period of three years (or six years part-time), with the first year considered as a probationary period. Probation must be confirmed within the first nine months of full-time study by a school review panel. The first year is the design phase, during which time students work closely with their supervisors to design the study, write up the literature review, if necessary recruit research subjects, and begin data collection. Data collection is finalised and analyses begin in the second year and in the final year, students write up their theses. Throughout the entire period of study, students are supported by their supervisory team. You can find the information on potential supervisors from the Academic, Teaching and Research Staff page . For more information, please visit the Faculty of Social Sciences Graduate School and UEA's Postgraduate Research pages.
For further information please contact our Postgraduate Research Director Dr Pinar Guven Uslu at P.Guven@uea.ac.uk
The MRes Social Science Research Methods is a taught programme designed either for those planning to proceed to the PhD programme, or for those wishing to improve their research skills for application in business.
Give yourself the edge by studying at an internationally renowned centre for impactful research. Whether you’re a recent graduate with an interest in research, or are already in practice with a research question that you wish to investigate, this MRes will push you towards the forefront of your field. Throughout the course, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills you need to successfully complete a piece of Master’s level research.
To discuss the opportunities for the MRes, please contact Zografia Bika at Z.Bika@uea.ac.uk.