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Master of Business by Research

A structured research programme focused on solving complex strategic and operational challenges for modern organizations.

Best for:Best for experienced professionals seeking to conduct original research on strategic business challenges.

Dublin City University · Dublin, Ireland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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2-4 years
Start date
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Location
Dublin
Ireland

Overview

The Master of Business by Research at Dublin City University offers a structured pathway for candidates to conduct original research on contemporary business problems. Students are supported by dynamic research groups comprising academics, industry specialists, and educators who provide multi-dimensional solutions to real-world organizational challenges. The programme requires the completion of a thesis based on original research while also providing opportunities to develop professional skills through taught modules. Candidates benefit from the school's strong industry relationships and international research partnerships, which help translate academic knowledge into practical benefits for the economy.

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What you'll do

  • Conduct original research on a chosen business-related topic.
  • Produce a high-quality academic thesis based on independent investigation.
  • Participate in taught modules to enhance research competencies and professional skills.
  • Engage with research groups and faculty to address operational and strategic business challenges.
  • Translate research findings into practical solutions for organizational benefit.

Requirements

Degree required: 2:1 Honours degree in a relevant discipline or equivalent professional qualification.

Degree offered: Master of Business by Research

Language: English proficiency required.

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • At least 3 years of relevant managerial experience.
  • Ability to formulate and execute an original research project.
  • Strong academic background in business or a related field.
Nice to have
High grades in relevant undergraduate modules.Demonstrated capacity for independent critical thinking.Experience in applying research to practical business problems.
Eligibility
  • Hold a 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent.
  • Possess at least 3 years of relevant managerial experience.
  • Applicants with a 2:2 Honours degree may be considered based on supervisor recommendation and undergraduate performance.

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How to apply

Interested candidates should apply through the official university portal. Ensure all academic transcripts and evidence of managerial experience are prepared for submission.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Evidence of managerial experience
  • Research proposal
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