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87 PhD programmes in Economics in United Kingdom
History and Political Economy of Business and Finance The Open University UK
4,2(157)Milton Keynes, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThe History and Political Economy of Business and Finance is a research cluster based in The Open University UK Business School.
Economics University of Sussex
4,0(79)Brighton, United Kingdom Top 3% in WorldwideJoin an active academic community with a range of seminar activities and research groups. You’ll have access to training opportunities at the University of Sussex, and in collaboration with the SeNSS South East Network for Social Sciences and other Economics departments in the UK.
Economics London Business School
4,3(3)London, United KingdomThe Economics programme offered by London Business School develops advanced research expertise in economic theory, econometrics, and quantitative analysis, preparing scholars to produce original contributions at the frontiers of economics research.
International Political Economy King's College London
4,2(112)London, United Kingdom Top 0.5% in WorldwideThe International Political Economy programme offered by King's College London is committed to the interdisciplinary study of Europe in a global context.
Economics University of Bath
4,4(55)Bath, United Kingdom Top 5% in WorldwideUndertake original research in a department with a strong international reputation and develop your qualitative and quantitative research skills with this Economics course at the University of Bath.
Economics (Integrated) Lancaster University
4,3(64)Lancaster, United Kingdom Top 3% in WorldwideThe Economics (Integrated) PhD is a five-year doctoral programme for students who have not yet gained comprehensive postgraduate training in economics.
Accounting, Finance and Economics University of Huddersfield
4,4(42)Huddersfield, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThis Accounting, Finance and Economics programme at the University of Huddersfield allows you to explore and pursue a research project built around a substantial piece of work, which has to show evidence of original contribution to knowledge.