Ph.D. in Resource Management and Consumer Science

Ph.D. in Resource Management and Consumer Science

Ph.D. in Resource Management and Consumer Science typically spans 3-5 years and is designed for those interested in advanced research on the efficient use of resources and understanding consumer behavior. This interdisciplinary program combines elements of economics, psychology, and environmental science to address issues related to resource allocation, sustainability, and consumer decision-making. Students conduct in-depth research, often culminating in a dissertation that addresses real-world problems, such as sustainable practices, financial literacy, or health and wellness management. Graduates are well-prepared for academic, research, and policy-making roles in industries focusing on sustainable resource management, consumer advocacy, and public policy.