The Economics, PhD at the University of Greenwich is designed for ambitious researchers who wish to make an original contribution to knowledge within the complex field of economic theory and policy. You will engage in a rigorous and critical exploration of your chosen research area, supported by expert supervisors who specialise in diverse fields such as political economy, macroeconomics, microeconomics, and ecological economics. This postgraduate qualification is ideal if you are seeking to address pressing global challenges, including income inequality, sustainable development, and the care economy, while developing the advanced analytical skills required for high-level academic or professional research.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, your experience will balance independent research with structured development through the Postgraduate Researcher Development Programme. You will attend specialised courses in your first year to master quantitative and qualitative data analysis, while participating in seminars and workshops to refine your methodology. Throughout your studies, you will work alongside a dedicated supervisory team to produce a substantial piece of original work. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for successful careers in academia, research institutions, policy-making bodies, and the private sector, equipped with the expertise to influence economic discourse.