PhD in Management: Low-status migrants and expatriates - exploring associated business and management issues

"The Department of International Business and Strategy at the Henley Business School is offering a fully-funded studentship for a PhD project on the ""Low-status migrants and expatriates"". Applications are encouraged from students interested in exploring this vast and understudied element of the international workforce and the associated business and management issues. This project builds on previous research such as Ramboarison-Lalao, Cerdin and Brewster (2018) and Haak-Saheem and Brewster (2017).

The deadline is 15th June 2018, but ideally we would like potential applicants to make initial contact with Chris Brewster ([Email Address Removed]) by 15th April 2018.

The Department of International Business and Strategy at the Henley Business School also provides fully-funded studentships and a unique opportunity to undertake original business relevant research in the fields of International Business, Business History and International Human Resource Management. Our postgraduate research students, drawn from all over the world, benefit from a dynamic research environment, supervision from internationally-renowned faculty, dedicated support and outstanding facilities. As a part of our PhD in International Business and Strategy, we offer the Henley International Business Masterclasses, which are intensive courses on current debates and conceptual issues in International Business, to give broader learning opportunities to younger scholars. Each masterclass offers the opportunity to engage in key International Business topics taught by notable intellectual figures in the field.

For more information on the PhD in International Business and Strategy and on available studentships please visit https://www.henley.ac.uk/school/international-business-and-strategy/phd-in-international-business-and-strategy or email us at [Email Address Removed]




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