Analytics & Operations
Five to six years
Fully funded
London, UK
Conduct research and provide insight into high-technology industries
Within the field of Operations Management, students and faculty study the design and management of production and business processes across the manufacturing and services sectors. Doctoral students benefit from the multidisciplinary nature of the Operations Management Department through collaboration with Imperial’s other Departments such as Computing, Engineering and Mathematics, which provides a rich research community.
The research interests of the faculty are broad, with expertise in services, pricing, transportation, risk management, machine learning, revenue management, manufacturing, supply chain, health, energy, retail, digital transformation, the interface between operations management and marketing, decision-making under uncertainty, as well as stochastic programming and robust optimisation and computational finance.
Teaching experience
PhD students on the Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) scholarship will undertake 150 hours of teaching assistant duties from year three of the programme. There will be opportunities to teach on our analytics and big data modules on programmes such as MSc Business Analytics and our MBA suite.
Doctoral Theses in Operations Management
Name |
Thesis title |
Supervisor |
Esma Koca |
Product Release Strategies in the Digital Economy |
Professor Wolfram Wiesemann, Professor Tommaso Valletti |
Shubhechyya Ghosal |
Capacitated Vehicle Routing Under Uncertainty |
Professor Wolfram Wiesemann |
Meet your faculty
Our PhD programme provides close collaboration between leading Analytics & Operations faculty and doctoral students, developing your research interests and providing continuous support and guidance throughout the programme.