Ross PhD students outside Law Quad
PhD Community Profile At a Glance
102

students in the Michigan Ross PhD program.

55%

Women

55%

of PhD students have advanced degrees.

Class Composition
102Approximate number of doctoral students
21-44Age range at time of enrollment
59%International students
55%Percentage with an advanced degree
55%Women
182023 Incoming PhD enrollees
Undergraduate & Graduate Majors

Accounting
Actuarial Sciences
Advertising
Afro American & African Studies
Applied Economics
Applied Mathematics
Applied Mechanics
Asian Studies: China
Bioengineering
Business Administration
Business and Management
Business Economics
Business Statistics
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Cognitive Psychology
Cognitive Science
Computer Engineering
Computer Sciences
Econometrics
Economics
Electronics Engineering
English
Finance

Electrical Engineering
Financial Engineering
Higher Education
Industrial and Operations Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Information Sciences
Instrumentation Technology
International Business Management
International Relations
Management Science
Marketing
Math of Finance and Risk Management
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Neurosciences
Operations Management
Organizational Behavior & Human Resources Management
Probability & Statistics
Psychology
Sociology
Statistics
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Learn more about what life is really like for PhD students at Michigan Ross. 

Alumni
PhD
Exploring Resilience in Business at Ross
I feel like the hard part is deciding whether or not you want to do a PhD, because it’s a decision that shouldn’t be entered into lightly. You’re taking five or six years of your life and just focusing on one thing, and at depth. But making the choice to come to Michigan Ross? Now that’s easy.

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Alumni
PhD
Creating a Space for Collaboration and Contemplation
As a PhD student in the Technology and Operations department, my research analyzes the quality of different healthcare providers and how patient-centric information can help patients find better...

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Student Profile
PhD
Exploring Choice in a Meaningful Way
Devin’s interest in why people make the choices that they do began when he was an undergraduate student at Princeton University studying sociology and Latin American Studies.

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