The Ph.D. program focuses on the bases and methodologies of scientific research, in order to contribute effectively to the science and knowledge in the field of Management of Technology. Management tools and business ethics are emphasized throughout the program. NU's teaching philosophy relies heavily on student self-initiative, self-study, and understanding. It is meant to widen their horizons, inflame their intellects, and teach them to think and to look for information and knowledge.
The courses at NU involve a mixture of lectures, class discussions, group exercises, and case analyses. Students are expected to complete all assignments and be prepared to discuss them in class. Participation in class discussions is important and enters into total evaluation. Preparation includes reading, online search, and personal observations.
The curriculum has been benchmarked against the best universities worldwide having similar programs.
N.B:
Cut-off scores of the English proficiency test for MOT applicants for the Ph.D. applicants (this will be applied also once an M.Sc. applicant applies for the Ph.D. degree after he/she has been granted the M.Sc. degree) are as follows:
- iB TOEFL 79 and above, with 17 and above for writing,
- or IELTS 6.50 and above, with 7.00 and above for writing.