Theoretically based, managerial relevant research and teaching. Our mission is to train our doctoral students to become world-class scholars. Through the mentoring relationship that you will develop with your faculty advisors, you will become lifelong colleagues.
Jason Brown and George Gonzalez, doctoral students in accounting, are the recipients of the 2007-2008 KPMG Scholarship and ACIPA Minority Fellowship, respectively. These fellowships help minority students pursuing a PhD in accounting to further their academic careers.
Welcome to the Katz Doctoral Program Application System. We are accepting applications for September 2009 at this time. You may apply to the Doctoral Program online or via paper application.
For more information about the admissions process, contact Admissions Representative Gina Cecchetti or browse our list of
A core component of themission of the Katz doctoral program is to produce professors who are placed in leading research universities and publish in top-tier journals. “The Katz faculty creates a supportive research environment for doctoral students,” says 2006 marketing PhD graduate Gergana Yordanova, now an assistant professor of marketing at Boston College. “From the very beginning, faculty encouraged me in my research, which not only helped me get a great job but also prepared me well for my academic career.”
Dr. John (Harry) Evans received the American Accounting Association Notable Contribution to Accounting Literature Award for 2006 for his research on the role of honesty in managerial reporting. The research was coauthored by Katz Professor Donald Moser and Katz doctoral graduates Lynn Hannan and Ranjani Krishnan.
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