PhD Programs - Doctoral - Harvard Business School.
Strategy Unit, Harvard Business School, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts (USA) Centre for Economic Performance (CEP), London School of Economics (LSE), London, United Kingdom 109.56.
A number of humanities and social sciences PhD programs are offered in partnership with Harvard's professional schools. While funding packages vary by program, PhD students in these interfaculty programs generally receive at least four years of financial support for tuition, health fees, and living expenses; most programs provide dissertation completion fellowships as well.
What you can expect from the PhD pathway in Business Economics. Once admitted to our PhD programme you will become part of the team and be treated as a junior colleague. Your research career will begin with a phase of joint research in close collaboration with faculty.
The Business Economics Ph.D. program is offered jointly by the Department of Economics, in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and Harvard Business School, and combines economic analysis with practical aspects of business. This degree is primarily intended to prepare students for careers in research and teaching in business administration and related fields of economics.
I received my PhD in Business Economics at Harvard University in May 2020. My primary research fields are Psychology and Economics, Experimental Economics, and Political Economy. I will be a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Experimental Economics at Princeton University beginning in Fall 2020.
The Doctoral Programs housed at Harvard Kennedy School are jointly administered with Harvard's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences to prepare you for a future in academia or policymaking that demands advanced knowledge of economics, political science, and social policy. Bring your ideas and research to life. Apply. Ask what you can do.
The Chicago School of Economics. It all started here at the University of Chicago. Fields of specialization in the Economics PhD Program include price theory, market structure, industrial organization, labor economics, financial economics, business cycles, economic growth, and international economics.