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Course Structure and Duration
IGIDR offer admission to the following Ph.D. programmes:
(i) Ph.D. in Economics (ii) Ph.D. in Development Studies (iii) Ph.D. in Energy, Environment & Climate Change
The minimum duration of the PhD programmes at IGIDR is of three years including course work. To register to the Ph.D. degree, a student is required to complete 64 credits comprising core and elective courses. Students are also required to pass their proposal evaluation comprehensive examination, external thesis evaluation followed by viva-voce examination before conferment of Ph.D. Degree.
Course structure for the three Ph.D. programmes is as follows:
List of courses in – ph.d. in economics.
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Total Credits | 20 |
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Total Credits | 14 |
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Total Credits | 18 |
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Total Credits | 12 |
Total Credits after 4 semesters | 64 |
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List of courses in – Ph.D. in Development Studies
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Total | 18 |
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Total Credits | 18 |
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Total Credits | 16 |
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Total Credits | 12 |
Total Credits after 4 semesters | 64 |
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List of courses in – Ph.D. in Energy, Environment & Climate Change
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Total Credits | 18 |
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Total Credits | 18 |
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Total Credits | 16 |
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Total Credits | 12 |
Total Credits after 4 semesters | 64 |
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- PhD students have to pay a tuition fee of ₹ 25,000/- per semester and a hostel fee, which is 8% of their stipend amount per month.
- All students residing in the hostel will have to pay water and electricity charges as per actuals and make payments to the caterer against the food they consume. For students residing in guest house/Hostel block, electricity charges will be Rs.600/- per month.
- The tuition and other fees may be revised from time to time.
Financial Assistance
- PhD students will receive a monthly stipend of ₹31,000/- in the first two years. Those students, who fulfil the terms and conditions for PhD registration, will receive a monthly stipend of ₹43,750/- after their PhD registration in the third year. PhD students are required to provide part time research or teaching assistantship from their second year onwards.
- PhD students who enrol after successful completion of their MSc or MPhil at IGIDR will receive a stipend for three years, ₹31000/- before and ₹43,750/- after their PhD registration.
A majority of IGIDR PhD are placed as post-doctoral fellows or as faculty members in leading academic institutions in India and abroad, including Centre for Development Studies, Centre for Social and Economic Progress (CSEP, Formerly Brookings India), Centurion Education at Chhattisgarh, Delhi School of Economics, Indian Institute of Management at various locations, Indian Institute of Technology at various locations, Madras School of Economics, NABARD, Sarla Anil Modi School of Economics NMIMS University, Trinity College, UNESCO Paris, and University of Manchester among others or in think tanks/research institutes like Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER), National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) and National Institute of Public Finance and Policy (NIPFP).
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The applications are invited for the following areas of specialization:
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A candidate applying for Ph.D. admission should have one of the following educational qualifications.
Post-graduate degree or equivalent in any discipline (including M.A., M.Com., M.E., M.Phil., M.Sc., M.Tech., MBA, MCA, etc.) with at least 55% aggregate (or equivalent)
Professional qualification such as CA/ICWA/CS along with a Bachelor’s degree with at least 50% aggregate (or equivalent) in the Bachelor’s degree
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Candidates belonging to SC/ST/PwD/NC-OBC/EWS categories will be given a relaxation of 5% (or equivalent) in the minimum eligibility marks mentioned above.
Those appearing for the final exams can also apply (However, in the case of CA/ICWA/CS, the applicant should have completed the course when applying to the Ph.D. programme).; however, their final selection will be subject to successful completion of the requirement by June 30, 2024. Their admission will be provisional till they produce the required certificates of qualification by 31 December 2024.
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Except for those opting for IIMB Test, a candidate applying for Doctoral Programme of IIMK should have a valid test score not older than three years as on the closing date of submission in any of the following tests depending on the area of specialization:
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1 | Economics* | CAT , GATE, GMAT, GRE, IIMB Test, UGC-NET |
2 | Finance, Accounting and Control | CAT , GATE, GMAT, GRE, IIMB Test, UGC-JRF (in Management, Economics and Commerce only) |
3 | Humanities and Liberal Arts in Management | CAT , GATE, GMAT, GRE, IIMB Test, UGC-NET (preferably in but not restricted to English / Linguistics / Law / Political Science / Psychology / Public Administration / Social Work / Sociology / Comparative Literature) |
4 | Information Systems | CAT , GATE, GMAT, GRE, IIMB Test, UGC-JRF, UGC-NET |
5 | Marketing Management | CAT , GATE, GMAT, GRE, IIMB Test, UGC-JRF |
6 | Organizational Behaviour & Human Resources | CAT , GMAT, GRE, IIMB Test, UGC-JRF |
7 | Quantitative Methods & Operations Management | CAT , GATE, GMAT, GRE, IIMB Test, UGC-JRF |
8 | Strategic Management | CAT , GATE, GMAT, GRE, IIMB Test, UGC-JRF |
* The candidates applying for the Economics area need to go through a written test by IIMK which will be conducted along with the interview.
Note 1: Applicants opting to take the IIMB Test should choose this option in the application. IIM Bangalore will conduct the IIMB Test. The last date for registering for the IIMB Test is 25 January 2024, and it is scheduled to be held on 28 January 2024. Such candidates should submit their Ph.D. application by 25 January 2024 to enable sharing of data with IIM Bangalore. For more details, please refer https://www.iimb.ac.in/admission-pgpem-phd-test-2022
Note 2: Applicants opting for CAT 2023 should provide their CAT 2023 registration number in the online application form. The CAT 2023 scores made available to IIMK may be used to assess the application.
Note 3: Candidates holding a PGDM (full-time 2-year program)/MBA degree from any of the IIMs or an Executive PGDM/MBA degree from IIM Kozhikode are exempted from taking the tests mentioned above. However, such candidates must have an overall CGPA of at least 2.67/4.33 or equivalent to a B- (B minus) grade in the PGDM/MBA/IIMK Executive PGDM course.
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The graduate program of study is designed to train for research careers as faculty in public policy programs, public health programs, and other academic programs, and for non-academic research careers in think tanks, private consulting, government, or the not-for-profit sector. This list is comprised of students who have accepted job offers and are enrolled in the Ph.D. program in the Department of Economics (ECON).
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Ph.D. Alum danah boyd Referenced in VentureBeat Article About Apple Vision Pro
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With Vision Pro launched, companies must talk about XR, nausea and gender
By Wagner James Au
Avi-Bar Zeev has been designing virtual reality experiences for so long, he was involved in the first technical discussions around creating the Metaverse back in the 1990s at an early VR startup in Seattle, alongside Snow Crash author Neal Stephenson himself. Bar-Zeev’s expertise culminated most recently at Apple, where he was Senior Manager of Experience Prototyping for the Vision Pro.
No longer at Apple, he is now calling on companies in the XR industry to do something remarkable and unprecedented, because it largely remains a taboo topic: Reveal just how much their devices cause people to become nauseous in various headsets like the Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro...
Shortly after, academic danah boyd (a senior researcher at Microsoft) published an essay, much-discussed back then, proactively entitled: “Is the Oculus Rift sexist?” In it, she recounted what happened when she herself excitedly tried out an early virtual reality room demo:
“I donned a set of goggles and jumped inside. And then I promptly vomited...”
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danah boyd received her Ph.D. from the UC Berkeley School of Information and is the founder of the Data & Society Research Institute. She is also a researcher at Microsoft and a visiting professor at New York University.
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