Considering the expanding regulatory environment as well as the pace of change due to digital innovations, the number, types and seize of business risks that can impact enterprise strategy have increased the last years. Some indicative examples might be the risks of not taking advantage of an opportunity or not moving quickly enough in the marketplace. However, the regulatory environment became far more complex, and lack of compliance commonly presented a greater risk to an organization’s operations and to its ability to achieve its strategic goals. The importance to integrate risk assessment and management with strategic planning and execution, as well as, to bring enterprise risk management into corporations can assist to strengthen compliance globally. Through a critical literature review and empirical study drawing on top executive experiences and lessons learned from companies in evolving a top-down, bottom-up approach to risk management, the present research will contribute to management decision makers providing evidence of the importance of RM as part of the enterprise strategy, the importance of personal and organizational perception towards business risks, the context of risk appetite and risk culture within business and generally will be reviewed the tools, processes, mechanisms RM can be incorporated into strategy and how enterprise risk management (ERM) assist business risks to be managed effectively.
For informal enquiries about the project, contact Dr Evangelia Fragouli ([Email Address Removed])
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QUALIFICATIONS
Applicants must have obtained, or expect to obtain, a first or 2.1 UK honours degree, or equivalent for degrees obtained outside the UK in a relevant discipline.
English language requirement: IELTS (Academic) score must be at least 6.5 (with not less than 5.5 in each of the four components). Other, equivalent qualifications will be accepted. Full details of the University’s English language requirements are available online: www.dundee.ac.uk/guides/english-language-requirements.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Step 1: Email Dr Evangelia Fragouli ([Email Address Removed]) to (1) send a copy of your CV and (2) discuss your potential application and any practicalities (e.g. suitable start date).
Step 2: After discussion with Dr Fragouli, formal applications can be made via our direct application system. When applying, please follow the instructions below:
Apply for the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Management Studies: Business, management, and marketing : Study : University of Dundee
Please select the study mode (full-time/part-time) and start date agreed with the lead supervisor.
In the Research Proposal section, please:
- Enter the lead supervisor’s name in the ‘proposed supervisor’ box
- Enter the project title listed at the top of this page in the ‘proposed project title’ box
In the ‘personal statement’ section, please outline your suitability for the project selected.
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