The Ph.D. program is now available for qualified candidates.
Students must complete a minimum of 48 units to complete their coursework, of which 33 units are core courses. Meanwhile, students are required to complete the doctoral dissertation.
Mandatory Courses: Theory of Microeconomics (I) (3 credits), Theory of Macroeconomics (I) (3 credits), Econometrics (I) (II) (6 credits), Seminar on Capital Market Theory (I、II) (6 credits), Seminar on Corporate Finance Theory (I) (3 credits), Seminar on Finance (I) (II) (III) (IV) (12 credits). In addition to finance courses, our program strongly recommends that students take courses in other management-related areas.
The learning goal of Ph.D. program is to provide the Ph.D. students with professional knowledge of financial management. The emphasis of the program is as followed: 1) To require students to choose fundamental courses such as economics, financial management and capital market. These courses will enhance students' professional abilities and establish a solid foundation for their theoretical analysis. 2) To provide students with rigorous training in research and enhance their research ability and sharp their foreign language abilities. 3) To create close and good interaction between the faculty and students so as to solve problems in research.
The professors and students frequently collaborate in joint research and publication. The goal of the Ph.D. program is to produce high-quality scholars and to help them prepare themselves for successful academic careers.
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Program of Study: Doctoral The Graduate Institute of Finance offers a PhD program. A minimum of 48 credits of coursework plus a doctoral thesis are needed to fulfill the requirements for the PhD program. |
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Core Courses ( 33 credits ) |
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Theory of Microeconomics (Ⅰ) Theory of Macroeconomics (Ⅰ) Econometrics (Ⅰ) Econometrics(Ⅱ) Seminar on Capital Market (Ⅰ) Seminar on Corporate Finance (Ⅰ) Seminar on Capital Market (Ⅱ) Seminar on Finance (Ⅰ、Ⅱ、Ⅲ、IV) |
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Selective Courses ( 15 credits) |
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Seminar on Risk and Insurance Topics (Ⅰ) Seminar in Financial Regulation and Policy Seminar on Capital Market (Ⅱ) Advanced Derivatives Research Topics in Financial Econometrics(Ⅰ) Topics in Financial Econometrics (Ⅱ) Topics in Financial Econometrics (Ⅲ) Seminar on Empirical Finance Seminar on Financial Institutions and Markets Fundamental English Writing for Finance Academic English Writing for Finance Security Market Microstructure Topics on Financial Institutions Fixed Income Securities and Derivatives Futures and Options Markets Financial Innovations Game Theory with Applications to Marketing and Finance (Ⅰ) Game Theory with Applications to Marketing and Finance (Ⅱ) Stochastic Process Seminar on Investment Banking Macro Finance Seminar on Structure Finance Financial Institution Study and China Seminar on Insurance Topic (Ⅰ) Seminar on Insurance Topic (Ⅱ) Seminar In Corporate Finance Applied Time Series Analysis Principles of Financial Computing Stochastic Calculus Continuous-time Finance Theory of Insurance Finance Risk Management Seminar in Credit Risk |
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