Description of Course Unit

The Doctor of Management Study Program at the Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University, is designed to produce doctors who are able to advance management and organizational science through original, ethical and internationally reputable research, with a distinctive focus on hospitality and culture. The curriculum carries 60 credits completed over six semesters and begins with matriculation in management theory, operations management, strategic management and international business. The first semester consists of core courses, namely the philosophy and thought of management science, business research methodology, strategic entrepreneurship, strategic risk management and literature review. The second semester deepens theoretical mastery through a concentration elective in marketing, human resources, finance or tourism, supported by dissertation supporting literature and the qualification examination. The third to sixth semesters focus on the dissertation stages, from the colloquium and research proposal examination to the doctoral promotion session. The overall curriculum aims to equip students with mastery of theory and research methodology, the ability to generate new scientific ideas and publish them in reputable international journals, and the ability to lead and advise organizations toward sustainable advantage.

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