PhD in Economics

The University of Szeged has emerged as a leading institution for higher learning, attracting students from all over the world to its diverse and comprehensive academic programs. With a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary studies and cutting-edge research, the University of Szeged has established itself as a hub for intellectual exploration and advancement. The university's academic offerings span a wide range of disciplines, including natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and health sciences. It is known for its state-of-the-art facilities, dedicated faculty members, and a vibrant student community that fosters a culture of collaboration and creativity. The University of Szeged is committed to providing students with a holistic educational experience that equips them with the necessary knowledge and skills to thrive in their chosen fields. With a focus on fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and global perspectives, the university prepares its graduates to become leaders and innovators in their respective domains, contributing positively to society and the global workforce.

The objective of the international doctoral programme in economics is to qualify candidates for individual scientific research and to train well-qualified professionals with a variety of accomplishments. Answering theoretical and practical questions related to the operation of the economy has necessitated increasingly complex approaches in the past decades. Exploring the most important socio economic problems of our times and providing support to meet all challenges require solutions that presuppose the adoption of knowledge acquired in different fields of science. The science of economics is capable of developing a fruitful relation with numerous peer sciences. In developing the training and research structure of the international PhD program in Economic and Financial Policy, the academic staff of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration utilizes the most important topics related to fields of sciences. In particular, those topics that could provide a starting point for providing answers to current economic issues, especially from a policy-making point of view, are highlighted over the course of the programme.