Program Overview

Finance Doctoral Program (Ph.D., 3,5 - 5 Years)

Description

The Ph.D in Finance provides students the opportunity to specialize in the field of finance and banking by offering graduate courses and thesis at the doctoral level. The program is designed to provide a strong foundation in financial theory as well as applied financial econometrics skills. In collaboration with a designated advisor, students can specialize in particular areas of finance including banking through a program of elective courses and dissertation research. The prospective students must have a strong academic background in the quantitative methods.

Admission Requirements

Applicants are expected to satisfy general admission requirements of the Institute. Applicants to the Ph.d program should have master degree with a CGPA greater than 3 / 4.

Research Interests

• Public Finance
• Economic Development
• Taxation
• Investment Appraisal
• Project Finance and Risk Analysis
• Micro And Small Enterprise Finance
• Financial Liberalization
• Financial Crises and Restructuring
• Banking Structure and Performance
• Social Capital
• Dividend Policy
• Equity Offerings
• Capital Structure
• Emerging Markets Finance
• Corporate Governance
• International Economics
• International Trade Theory And Policy
• International Finance
• Exchange Rate
• Economics Policy and Regimes
• Econometrics and Growth Models
• Microeconomic Theory and Policy
• Structure-Conduct and Performance in Banking
• Financial System and Economic Growth
• Governance and Ownership Issues in Banking
• Banking Crises and Banking Failures
• Profitability in Banking
• Capital Adequacy in Banking
• Supervision And Regulation
• Marketing Strategies in Financial Services
• Banking in EU
• Financial Marketing
• Monetary Union

Curriculum

• Graduate courses and thesis at the doctoral level
• Elective courses in finance and banking
• Dissertation research in a particular area of finance

Tuition Fees

Not specified

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