Ph.D. in Finance focuses on advanced topics in investments, corporate finance, and risk management, while examining the evolving role of technology in financial systems. Through research, it addresses financial decision-making, market behavior, and capital allocation, advancing knowledge in both traditional and modern finance.

The ranking of candidates for admission to the Ph.D. in International Business is based on the following criteria:

Phase 1 (mandatory)

• Master’s degree in business and business-related fields with a minimum of 300 ECTS (applicants from distant fields may be asked to complete an additional set of courses)
• CGPA
• Research proposal [Click here]

Phase 2 (conditional)

• Interview

The program curriculum is available here.

Learning Outcomes

After successful completion of 180 ECTS Ph.D. in Finance, graduates will be able to:

• Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of financial theories and their applications.
• Critically apply theories, methodologies, and knowledge to address fundamental gaps and questions in finance.
• Demonstrate proficiency in advanced quantitative research methods and their application in finance.
• Design and conduct original research independently on significant topics in finance.
• Communicate and publish research findings effectively in academic and professional settings.