PhD Finance & Accounts: Syllabus
PhD in Finance & Accounts: Syllabus
Core Subjects
The core subjects provide a strong foundation in finance and accounting principles. Below is a list of the core subjects:
- Advanced Financial Accounting
- Corporate Finance
- Financial Markets and Institutions
- Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
- Quantitative Methods in Finance
- Research Methodology in Finance
Elective Subjects
Students can choose from a range of elective subjects based on their research interests. Some of the elective subjects include:
- Behavioral Finance
- International Finance
- Risk Management and Insurance
- Derivatives and Financial Engineering
- Public Finance and Taxation
- Accounting Information Systems
Research and Dissertation
The research and dissertation component is a critical part of the PhD program. Students are required to:
- Conduct original research in a chosen area of finance or accounting
- Submit a research proposal for approval
- Present their research findings in seminars and conferences
- Write and defend a dissertation
Additional Requirements
In addition to coursework and research, students may be required to fulfill the following:
- Teaching Assistantship
- Publication of research papers in peer-reviewed journals
- Participation in workshops and seminars
Sample Course Structure
Below is a sample course structure for the PhD in Finance & Accounts program:
| Year | Semester | Courses |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Semester 1 | Advanced Financial Accounting, Corporate Finance, Research Methodology |
| Semester 2 | Financial Markets, Quantitative Methods, Elective 1 | |
| 2 | Semester 3 | Investment Analysis, Elective 2, Research Proposal Submission |
| Semester 4 | Dissertation Work, Seminar Presentations | |
| 3 | Semester 5 & 6 | Dissertation Completion and Defense |
