The School of Economics participates in the annual SeNSS (South East Network for Social Sciences) competition for +3 (PhD) and 1+3 (Masters + PhD). To be considered for the SENSS competition.
Research Areas
Applications are welcome from suitably qualified candidates worldwide with an original and high quality research proposal. The School of Economics research areas include Big data methods, Collective decision making and group formation, Competition in digital markets, Development and environmental economics, Dynamic macroeconomics and growth, Economics of networks, Empirical evaluation of competition/competition policy, Experimetrics, Financial economics and econometrics, Heuristics and biases in decision making, Industrial organisation, Origins and consequences of conflict, Strategic reasoning and identity in groups and teams.
Project outlines for specific fields of interest
For the 2022/23 Academic Year, research projects in Applied Econometrics and Finance and in Behavioural Economics are particularly welcome. For these fields, you can consult a number of project outlines on the School of Economics pages. The School encourages prospective students to follow the supervision outlines to apply for ECO studentships to submit research proposals.