School of Research

A doctoral degree in Economics takes approximately 4-6 years, depending on the program and individual success. The degree requires advanced study of economic theory, quantitative methods, and specific subjects such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics, and development economics. Students complete demanding coursework, thorough tests, and original research, culminating in a PhD dissertation. The curriculum prepares graduates for positions in academia, research institutes, government agencies, and the business sector that require advanced economic analysis. Data analysis, mathematical modeling, critical thinking, and the capacity to independently study complicated economic issues are all important abilities learned.

Ph.D. in Physical Education requires 4-5 year advanced research degree program that covers the theory, methods for research, and practical applications of human movement sciences. The course of study includes in-depth studies in exercise physiology, sports psychology, biomechanics, and physical activity promotion. Independent research projects, scholarly publications, and collaborations with sports organizations and public health agencies help students develop expertise in identifying complex challenges in physical activity, exercise, and human performance, designing innovative solutions, and contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the dynamic field of physical education. Graduates of this program have the skills to work as physical activity researchers, sports scientists, public health advisors, and faculty members at universities, research institutions, and leading sports organizations.