| Introduction |
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The Ph.D. in Economics is a research-oriented doctoral programme designed to develop advanced theoretical knowledge, quantitative expertise, and independent research skills in specialized areas of economics. The programme begins with coursework in advanced microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and research methodology, followed by intensive research under faculty supervision. Scholars undertake original research in areas such as development economics, public economics, international economics, labour economics, environmental economics, and other emerging fields. The programme emphasizes the use of analytical and empirical methods, data analysis, and academic writing, leading to the submission of a doctoral dissertation that contributes to the existing body of knowledge. Overall, the Ph.D. Economics programme prepares scholars for careers in academia, policy research, government institutions, international organizations, and high-level analytical roles in the corporate and financial sectors. |
| Minimum Duration |
| 3 Years |
| Intake |
| 1 |
| Eligibility |
| Please consult university prospectus for details. |
| Selection Procedure |
| Through entrance test. Please consult university prospectus and notification for detials. |
| Carrer Prospectus |
| A Ph.D. in Economics offers excellent career prospects in academia, research, policy-making, and high-level professional roles. Graduates are well-qualified for positions as university faculty, researchers, and academic administrators. They can work as economists, policy analysts, and consultants in government departments, central banks, international organizations, think tanks, and development agencies. Opportunities also exist in the corporate sector, financial institutions, and data analytics firms, where advanced research, econometric, and policy evaluation skills are highly valued. The degree enables individuals to contribute to evidence-based decision-making, economic planning, and high-impact research at national and global levels. |
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Department of Economics