Learning outcomes
By successfully completing our PhD, you will be able to:
- Pursue original research, making a significant contribution to knowledge in, or understanding of, your field of study
- Relate particular research projects to the general body of knowledge within your field
- Present the results of your research in a critical and scholarly way
- Produce material worthy of publication
About the degree programme
The PhD in Business Economics offers a structured research pathway for those seeking to investigate and address complex questions at the intersection of economics, business, and policy. The programme provides a combination of advanced training, supervisory guidance, and independent research opportunities, enabling students to develop the skills and knowledge required for high-quality, impactful scholarship.
From the outset, the programme offers access to taught components and research development activities that strengthen both theoretical understanding and applied analysis. You will engage with topics that examine how businesses and markets operate, how policy environments shape economic outcomes, and how organisations respond to changing economic conditions. The research environment is designed to support enquiry into real-world issues faced by firms, public organisations, regulators, and policymakers.
You will work closely with a supervisory team of experienced academics who provide tailored guidance on research design, methodology, and dissemination. The programme also offers access to a vibrant research community, including seminars, workshops, and networking events with leading scholars and practitioners.
The programme provides an exceptional environment for interdisciplinary collaboration, access to extensive resources, and opportunities to develop research with both academic and practical significance.
Courses
| Course Code | Course Name | Semester | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | |||
| CMSE11494 | Introduction to Research in Business | 1 | 20 |
Full programme details can be found on the University degree programme tables website.