The Economic Sociology, Organisation and Labour (ESOL) PhD course aims to train PhDs with high-level skills from different disciplinary backgrounds that are essential to the study, management and regulation of economic, organisational and labour phenomena. The training is characterised by a strongly interdisciplinary approach, in which economic sociology is complemented by the contributions of labour law, economic-statistical and organisational-business disciplines, and behavioural sciences.

Marymount University’s Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership and Organizational Innovation program is a strategically designed educational experience aligned with best practices developed by national leaders with a focus on proven methods to generate, transform, and apply professional knowledge and leadership practices. Marymount University is accredited by the Southern Associations of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award doctoral and master’s degrees.