PhD in Managerial Engineering

Coordinator
Prof. Agostino La Bella
Tel: +39 06/72597362
Email: labella@disp.uniroma2.it

Board of Professors
Giovanni Abramo
Prof.
Vito Albino
Prof. Giuseppe Bellandi
Prof. Lucio Bianco
Cinthia Campi
Prof. Mauro Caputo
Ing. Andrea D'Angelo
Giuseppe Confessore
Prof. Gianfranco Dioguardi
Prof. Achille Claudio Garavelli
Prof. Stefano Giordani
Prof. Agostino La Bella

Prof. Nathan Levialdi Ghiron
Prof. Paolo Mancuso
Prof.ssa Valeria Mininno
Prof.ssa Giuseppina Passiante
Prof .Mario Raffa
Prof. Salvatore Ricciardelli
Prof. Giuseppe Zollo



International Partnerships
Northeastern University, Boston - USA
Massachussets Institute of Technology, Boston - USA
Universitè de Sciences Sociales, Tolosa - FR
Universidade nova de Lisboa, Lisbona - P
University of Copenaghen, CIE - DK;
CORE, Lovanio - B
MBS, Manchester - UK
LBS, Leicester - UK;
University of Twente, SMS - NL
University of Reading, Reading - UK


 

The PhD program in Managerial Engineering aims to promote:

A) a multidisciplinary and integrated knowledge relative to the main topics of managerial engineering, and a cultural open-mindedness and ability to study problems in innovative way arranging various perspectives of analysis;

B) an in-depth and frontier knowledge on one of the specific topics of managerial engineering, advanced and relevant to the economic, social and cultural context. These include, new public management and management of innovation in the public administration, e-government, knowledge management, value analysis, economy and management of technological change, entrepreneurship, planning and management of manufacturing system, operations research, integrated logistic, etc…;

C) ability to anticipate problems, emerging phenomena and solutive approaches relevant to industrial systems;

D) ability to model and analyze systems making use of a wide number of approaches, methods and instruments;

E) ability to govern the innovation paradigm;

F) ability to operate in an international context;

G) ability to argument and discuss results of research, in all the expressive shapes.


 
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