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PhD programme

Economics

– PhD in Economics and Management

Economic research is based on analytical methods that can be used to analyse a wide range of economic issues, both theoretical and empirical. Economic research often contributes to the political agenda and policymaking by clarifying the implications of different policy alternatives. A PhD in economics will enable graduates to perform research and analysis assignments with a high level of expertise.

The economics programme option includes financial economics. In financial economics, many of the same analytical methods applied in economic research are used to analyse pricing of both financial assets and real assets, as well as decision-making behaviour in businesses and among investors. The most distinctive aspect of research in financial economics is that risk is explicitly considered in the analyses.


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Admission and financing

In addition to a master's degree or equivalent and a strong academic record, financing is an absolute requirement for admission to a PhD programme. Funding can be both through NTNU and other sources. Available PhD positions at NTNU are continuously posted online.


Programme components

The PhD education is a structured degree with a nominal duration of three-year full-time study. Some PhD positions may include a fourth year of required duties, usually in the form of teaching, this will be detailed in your employee contract if applicable.

  • The programme consists of at least 30 ECTS of coursework, and an independent academic work in the form of a doctoral thesis estimated to 2.5 years.
  • A PhD degree requires a great deal of independence and capacity for completion
  • The final thesis should contribute to the development of new scientific knowledge and meet international standards in the field
  • PhD education at NTNU is internationally oriented
  • You are expected to contribute to international conferences and publish in international peer-reviewed journals
  • It is possible to complete part of your studies abroad, either in the form of a prolonged research stay or by completing some of your courses abroad

Facts about the PhD Programme

Facts

Degree: PhD
Programme code: PHOL
Duration: 3 years

Campus: Trondheim, Gjøvik, Ålesund
Application deadline: Continuous

Faculty of Economics and Management

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