Eğitimin verildiği lokasyon	Türkiye, Ankara
Türü	Doktora, tam zamanlı
Nominal süre	4 years (240 ECTS)
Eğitim dili	Türkçe
Diploma/Sertifika	Ph.D.

Öğrenim ücreti	20.000 $ program başına
Depozito	1.000 $ bir defalık

Giriş koşulları

Lisansüstü diploması (ya da daha yüksek) Latest Graduation Transcript (both of master’s and bachelor’s degree diplomas and transcripts are required.) Curriculum Vitae (cv) Başvuru kabulü için gereken belgeler aşağıdaki dillerde sağlanmalıdır: İngilizce / Türkçe. Genelde okulunuzdan uygun bir transkript alabilirsiniz. Koşullara uygun bir transkript alamıyorsanız, belgelerin orijinalleri ile birlikte noter onaylı çevirilerini de almanız gerekmektedir. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. You must take the original entry qualification documents along with you when you finally go to the university.

Dil yeterliliği	İngilizce Kabul edilen dil yeterlilik belgesi: Cambridge English, IELTS, TOEFL or other equivalent Türkçe Certificate of Turkish Proficiency from TOMER

Daha fazla bilgi	management.atilim.edu.tr/..m/id/89?lang=en

Genel bakış

The rapidly increasing volume and complexity of business establishments offer a wide range of opportunities for those trained in business management in both the national and international context.
The main goal of the program offered by the Department of Management is to equip its graduates with the efficient theoretical knowledge and practical skills to prepare them as successful managers for the increasingly complex business arena.
The curriculum is designed to give students a firm foundation in both the practical and theoretical aspects of organization and management science, economics, accounting, finance, marketing, international business and economics, and other functional areas of business management. The program gives emphasis on analytical problem solving techniques for decision making in business and a strong quantitative approach for managing scarce resources.