103 PhD programmes in Finance in Europe

he PhD program in Finance (240 ECTS) follows the standard US format: rigorous coursework in the first two years, and independent work on research projects that will make up the doctoral dissertation in the remaining years. 

Candidates of the Doctor of Business Administration programme of the Alfred Nobel Open Business School Switzerland aims to make a direct contribution to modern business practices.

This Finance phd programme is offered to our graduate students at the Tomas Bata University in Zlín.

Finance from University of Geneva is fully integrated within the Swiss Finance Institute's Ph.D. program. The SFI is a private foundation that Switzerland’s banking and finance community, in cooperation with leading Swiss universities, created in 2006.

The Business - Finance and Law programme offered by Anglia Ruskin University supports advanced research in economics, finance, accounting, and international business, enabling candidates to investigate contemporary organisational, economic, and financial challenges through innovative and impactful scholarship.

Economics and Finance at Free University of Bozen-Bolzano is jointly run by the Universities of Trento and the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano.

The main purpose of the Islamic Economics and Finance programme at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University is to contribute to the development of the theory and practice of Islamic economics and the establishment of an Islamic economic and financial system by emphasizing the legal and moral aspects of Islam.

The Finance programme at Durham University offers a rigorous research training programme and provides you with the opportunity to become an expert in your chosen field in finance.

The Ph.D. program in Finance at Tilburg University aims at nurturing ambitious academics trained in cutting-edge research, who will contribute to advance the frontiers of finance research.

The Accounting and Finance team at Abertay University have a broad area of experience which can be grouped into three areas: Accounting for Sustainability, Oil and Gas Accounting, and Corruption and Governance.

Welcome to the University of Economics in Katowice's esteemed Economics and Finance Doctoral Program.

Our Accounting and Finance PhD at University of Liverpool aims to develop world-class researchers, specialised in building theory and producing valuable insight into current issues in accounting and finance.

A research degree in Finance from the University of Hertfordshire is internationally recognised and signifies high levels of achievement in research.

The Finance programme offered by London Business School develops advanced theoretical and empirical research expertise in financial economics, preparing scholars to generate original contributions across financial markets, corporate finance, and investment research.

The aim of the PhD Programme at Tor Vergata University of Rome is to train students in research in the field of Contracts, Services and Markets Theory. It is a three-year third-level university course. 

The aim of the SGH Doctoral School at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) is to prepare students to conduct research work essential for writing and defending a doctoral dissertation and to provide state-of-the-art global knowledge in selected areas of social sciences.

The PhD programme in Finance at ESSEC Business School - Paris aims to train innovative scholars, able to produce top-quality research in finance.

The Banking and Finance (Track A) program offered at University of Zurich is aimed at students who are already working closely with a professor of the Faculty of Economics, Business Administration and Information.

The purpose of the doctoral programme in Economics, Finance and Management at Pompeu Fabra University is to prepare students with exceptional talent for careers in research and teaching at the world's leading academic institutions, research centres, consulting and financial firms, and international organizations.

This Quantitative Economics and Finance programme, supported by the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts Baden-Württemberg, has been launched by the Department of Economics of the University of Konstanz in response to the growing international mobility of graduates.