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Economics
Economics at — offers research strengths in most areas of economics, econometrics and finance, with particular strengths in: - advanced econometrics - asset pricing models - behavioural finance - industrial organisation and contract theory - decision theory -…
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Economics · Business and management
Economics at — offers research strengths in most areas of economics, econometrics and finance, with particular strengths in: - advanced econometrics - asset pricing models - behavioural finance - industrial organisation and contract theory - decision theory - econometric analysis - economics of trade - environmental economics - equilibrium theory - experimental economics - game theory - macroeconomics - natural resource economics - public economics - time series analysis To learn more about modules, assessment methods, facilities and our staff research expertise please visit our course page.
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To be considered, PhD applicants need to meet the following entry requirements: A good undergraduate degree (in the UK, at least an upper second class honours) in a relevant subject A taught Masters degree in a relevant subject If you are an international student, please visit our international equivalency pages to enable you to see if your existing academic qualifications meet our entry requirements. For full details, including English language requirements and international equivalencies, please visit our course page.
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