Business & Economics · PhD
PhD in Management & Economics
PhD in Management & Economics pairs you with two supervisors and a research group from day one, with training, funding, and conference support built into the first year.
Tuition, first year
£9,800 home
£22,800 international
Estimate your net cost with scholarships on the tuition page.
Entry requirements
A research-proposal outline, two academic references, and a master's degree at merit level or above in a relevant field.
Where you study
Business & Economics on the Hillfort campus. Intakes: October.
See the campus map for buildings and access.
Curriculum
Module lists for the research training year. Full module descriptions live in the course catalogue sent with every offer.
| Module | Credits |
|---|---|
| Organisational Behaviour | 60 |
| Research Methods | 60 |
| Markets & Regulation | 60 |
| Microeconomics | 60 |
| Core Seminar Series | 60 |
| Module | Credits |
|---|---|
| Consultancy Project 2 | 60 |
| Microeconomics 2 | 60 |
| Organisational Behaviour 2 | 60 |
| Strategy Simulation 2 | 60 |
| Core Seminar Series | 60 |
Careers and outcomes
Recent graduates of Business & Economics went into:
- Academic and research careers
- Industrial R&D
- Policy research
Median starting salary across Business & Economics graduates: £34,000.
Outcomes are surveyed six months after graduation; the full series is on the tuition and outcomes page.
View as a table
| Faculty | Median salary |
|---|---|
| Arts & Humanities | 27,000 |
| Business & Economics | 34,000 |
| Engineering & Materials | 33,500 |
| Health & Life Sciences | 31,000 |
| Science & Environment | 36,000 |
| Law & Society | 30,000 |
Research you can join
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