Columbia University, Doctor of Philosophy in Decision, Risk and Operations, 3 Year(s)

The Doctoral Program in Decision, Risk, and Operations (DRO) at Columbia Business School is designed to lead a small group of outstanding students to successful research careers in academia and industry. Our recent graduates are faculty members at institutions such as Stanford, Wharton, MIT, Kellogg, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, Duke, and NYU, as well as in leading research and development positions in industry.

The Decision, Risk, and Operations Division is a world leader in research in quantitative, data-driven decision-making through the use of modeling, optimization and the management of uncertainty, and all the other aspects of the operations and analytics functions in firms. Application areas in which the division has strong expertise include revenue management, logistics, distribution and supply-chain management, resource networks and service systems, healthcare operations, marketplace design, quantitative finance, modern market microstructure, and risk management, econometrics, and business analytics. For more information on research areas, visit the DRO Research pag... Read more

The Doctoral Program in Decision, Risk, and Operations (DRO) at Columbia Business School is designed to lead a small group of outstanding students to successful research careers in academia and industry. Our recent graduates are faculty members at institutions such as Stanford, Wharton, MIT, Kellogg, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, Duke, and NYU, as well as in leading research and development positions in industry.

The Decision, Risk, and Operations Division is a world leader in research in quantitative, data-driven decision-making through the use of modeling, optimization and the management of uncertainty, and all the other aspects of the operations and analytics functions in firms. Application areas in which the division has strong expertise include revenue management, logistics, distribution and supply-chain management, resource networks and service systems, healthcare operations, marketplace design, quantitative finance, modern market microstructure, and risk management, econometrics, and business analytics. For more information on research areas, visit the DRO Research page.

The financing options at Columbia University consist of federal, state, institutional, and private sources of funds that will help meet the diverse needs of the student population. Columbia hopes that the options provided will be useful in planning and managing educational expenses.

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